My client is a news and entertainment site that is considering
expanding their focus from a single genre to covering a variety of
related/overlapping genres (sci-fi, horror, mystery, etc.).
Accordingly, in addition to their own user base, they want to conduct
research with fans of related g
Hi Patrick,
I've used Michele Moffa, Associate Director at Murray Hill Center
East:
373 Park Avenue South, 10th Floor, New York NY 10016
212.889.4777
212.889.5869 FAX
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.murrayhillcenter.com
I wrote the screener for what we were looking for, and they did a
great job finding app
Patrick,
Just a heads-up, it is very pricey to use a recruiting firm (usually a
marketing research firm) to help you find participants. It can easily reach
the $100 per name price tag for the list and you still need extra to pay the
participants. More important, it is quite challenging to make sur
On Dec 19, 2007, at 11:36 AM, Patrick Grizzard wrote:
> Any recommendations?
Hi Patrick,
UsabiltyWorks, albeit based out of San Francisco, has a recruiting
arm that does a fabulous job of this.
I suggest you contact Dana Chisnell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm
sure she'd be more than happy to ex
Patrick-
I recently worked with Focus Pointe Global to recruit physicians, and they did
a great job on very short notice. They aren't in news & entertainment, so
maybe not a good fit for you, but I will say this, which might help. Write
your own screener, but outsource the recruiting. To pa
