This blog post discusses different types of marketing research that a school district could use to assist in their strategic planning and enrollment projections. It is specifically related to market research for school budget votes.
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Using Market Research for Information on School Budget Votes
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QualiSight | Focus Group Facility in Syracuse, NY
Trying to find a focus group facility in Syracuse, New York? This post gives you a little insight on the happenings at QualiSight in the past month.
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RMS is an Approved HH-CAHPS® & HCAHPS® Vendor in NY and All States
A quick overview of the HH-CAHPS survey being required by CMS beginning in the 3rd Quarter of 2010. Research & Marketing Strategies (RMS) is an approved survey vendor for both the Home Health CAHPS survey and HCAHPS.
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Data Integrity | Protecting Your Online Survey
This article speaks to common online survey participants that compromise data quality and data integrity in research.
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Syracuse BizBuzz Social Media Conference
This is a recap of my thoughts on the Syracuse BizBuzz Social Media conference taking place on Thursday, May 27th at the Oncenter in downtown Syracuse. Research & Marketing Strategies (RMS) was represented at the event with numerous other local professionals and businesses.
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How the 2010 Census Impacts Market Research
As any market research firm will tell you, the 2010 Census impacts a lot more than just Congressional representation, allocation of social services, and understanding the makeup of the nation.
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Increase Online Survey Response Rates | Survey Tips
Online surveys have become the mode of choice for market researchers. In this post, RMS provides you with a handful of key pointers to help boost your online survey response rate.
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Facing Up to Unflattering Research Findings | Market Research
Negative feedback or results from a market research study is tough to come to terms with, but clients should embrace and act on this information rather than ignore it.
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Introducing RMS on LinkedIn!
Introducing our new LinkedIn profile.
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Mutually Exclusive & Collectively Exhaustive | Survey Tips
This article talks about 2 basic survey tips – writing mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive questions. In addition to defining each, examples are given to aid survey design.