Hey folks,
Thanks for all who wrote with research supplier recommendations. I
wanted to share all four for your future reference (see below). FWIW,
Fleischman responded to me promptly with a bid, as did Fieldwork; Bay
Area Research Group didn't get back to me as promised (and they have
to
Ack, my URLs seem to have been edited out. They were:
Fleischman Field Research
http://www.ffrsf.com/
Fieldwork
http://www.fieldwork.com/Facility/Home.aspx?FacilityID=33
Bay Area Research Group
http://bayarearesearchgroup.com/New Site/Welcome.html
Nichols Research
Hi Liz,
I recently had a great experience with Bay Area Research Group
(http://bayarearesearchgroup.com). I only used them for recruiting
and can not speak to their facilities. They did a great job on
screening and recruiting our targeted groups.
-Susan
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Usable online service (or not)?
A constituent has what he calls a killer idea. He wants to open an
online store where people can order their wedding card or birth card
online. Weddeingcards etc take a big place in our culture en we take
great care en pride in selecting these cards. I don%u2019t
I've said no and been proven wrong so many times (and right so many others
others) that I'm hesitant to say. The best bet is to do some market research
and determine the need. The market research can then feed into persona and
scenario development.
Google is also a good way to see if there are
Elizabeth,
I've used Fieldwork for recruiting with some success. They have a
facility in San Francisco, just up the road from Palo Alto. Their
space is geared more toward focus groups, but I'm pretty sure you
could use one of their smaller rooms for usability testing.
http://www.fieldwork.com/
Hi folks!
Could you all recommend some research suppliers in or around Palo
Alto, California who'd be able to recruit participants for usability
testing as well as provide space to conduct it (one-way mirror, not
much else)? Your wisdom and recommendations greatly appreciated --
merci
