Market Research Agency Bristol
Diverse Range of Market Research and Strategy Services
- Global Market Research
- Brand Research
- Brand Tracking
- Communications Market Research
- B2B Market Research
- Qualitative Market Research
- Quantitative Market Research
We Create Competitive Advantage for our Clients
Brandspeak is a Bristol-based market research company serving Bristol, Cardiff, Swindon, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Cirencester, Bath and the South West. We have been providing qualitative, quantitative, ethnographic and neuromarketing research to UK & global brands, marketing agencies, start-ups, public sector organisations and charities since 2004.
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Our Market Research Specialisms
You may want to use a market research company to help you develop a new brand or monitor the performance of an existing one.
You may want to use a market research firm to determine the strength of your new product idea or the potential of early phase advertising concepts for your new campaign, for example.
Alternatively, you might need customer experience research specialists to help you assess and improve your company’s customer experience delivery.
All research teams, both B2C, and B2B at Brandspeak are experts in the fields listed:
We Can Help by…
- Running co-creation workshops with stakeholders and customers to evaluate and optimise your new proposition?
- Delivering hall tests to discover exactly what consumers think of the taste of your new dairy product versus your main competitor’s ?
- Conducting secondary market research to determine the potential of a possible new market for your product or service ?
Bristol Brands: Let’s Collaborate
Market research is an essential part of any business. It helps you understand your customers, their needs and wants, and how to best serve them. Market research in Bristol will help you get a clear picture of the current market conditions, what your competition is doing, and who your target audience is. With this information, you can make informed decisions about your business that will help it grow and succeed.
For our Bristol office call +44 (0) 1174 07 0187
Brandspeak, 2430 / 2440 The Quadrant,
Aztec West
Bristol
BS32 4AQ
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Market research was originally born out of the hard-nosed discipline of business realism. The bridge between boardroom goals and consumer truths. But somewhere along the way, the market research sector lost sight of an essential purpose: helping companies sell more goods and services.
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