We provide quantitative and qualitative market research for businesses, public bodies and charities across the UK.
Our services include:
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Focus groups
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One-to-one telephone interviews
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Opinion polls
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Online surveys
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Customer experience research
All our researchers are members of the Market Research Society, the world’s leading research association, and all our research complies with the MRC Code of Conduct.
Why Stakeholder Opinion?
Our regular clients tell us that we deliver a quality service, with flexibility and enthusiasm. We are passionate about what we do and this is rewarded with repeat business. We’re also approachable and last but not least, clients trust us to deliver.
How much notice do you need to find respondents?
Ideally we would like five working days to recruit respondents for your focus group but we can work faster when required. We are contactable by email 24/7 which means we can respond rapidly to clients based in different timezones.
Where can focus groups take place?
All over the UK.
How do you validate respondents?
As part of our rigorous registration process, all respondents’ details are scrutinised by our data validation software which highlights concerns such as false identities or inaccurate personal details.
Do you outsource the recruitment of respondents?
All our recruitment is carried out by our in-house team and by the Project Manager dedicated to your assignment. This means we can control the quality of respondents to meet your criteria.
Our Guiding Principles
1. Researchers shall ensure that participation in their activities is based on voluntary informed consent.
2. Researchers shall be straightforward and honest in all their professional and business relationships.
3. Researchers shall be transparent as to the subject and purpose of data collection.
4. Researchers shall respect the confidentiality of information collected in their professional activities.
5. Researchers shall respect the rights and well-being of all individuals.
6. Researchers shall ensure that participants are not harmed or adversely affected by their professional activities.
7. Researchers shall balance the needs of individuals, clients, and their professional activities.
8. Researchers shall exercise independent professional judgement in the design, conduct and reporting of their professional activities.
9. Researchers shall ensure that their professional activities are conducted by persons with appropriate training, qualifications and experience.
10. Researchers shall protect the reputation and integrity of the profession.