uSamp (www.uSamp.com), is one of the world’s fastest growing technology and online sample companies, providing global survey panelists and an innovative sampling platform for use in market research. uSamp develops collaborative market research tools to foster more rewarding, profitable relationships between organizations and the people they serve. The company’s web-based panel platform is transforming the management and delivery of online panel for market researchers, offering unprecedented access over their panel.
Founded in 2008, uSamp acquired DMS Insights in June 2010 and now has 160 team members worldwide and approximately 5.7 million global market research panelists. uSamp’s deep well of proprietary technologies includes SampleMarket™, PanelNet™, PanelShield™, Opinion Place® River and real-time Panel Book Search — cutting-edge solutions for accessing, branding, sampling and managing panels. uSamp is based in Los Angeles, with offices in Dallas, London, New Delhi and Trumbull, CT.
February 17, 2012
U.S. Men & Women Agree Southwest Airlines, Google and Dove are Most Desired Brands in 2012February 8, 2012
Social Media Enthusiasts Continue to Connect, But Privacy Concerns Persist, New uSamp Datapoint Study RevealsJanuary 30, 2012
What Do You Share on Social Media Sites? New uSamp Datapoint Study and Infographic Reveal Gender Gap over Social Media PrivacyDecember 6, 2011
uSamp Names Joshua Pink to New Post of Corporate Strategy & Global Development SVPFebruary 22, 2012
uSamp: Have you ever vented about a product or service on Twitter? http://t.co/ytpKQ7MU #mrx #brands #socialmediaFebruary 22, 2012
uSamp: @Stan_Cherry: happy to help asap. Pls email thewhiteboard@surveyhelpcenter.comFebruary 22, 2012
uSamp: @KTD_PR: Interesting angle, I like itFebruary 22, 2012
uSamp: @benleet: Analysis of a Hashtag: What Twitter Means for Market Research http://t.co/ytpKQ7MU #mrxFebruary 22, 2012
uSamp: Does social media affect how brands are using market research? @uSamp on @TheWallUK http://t.co/5GzucHwY #mrxBecause we hadn't run any formal strategy sessions in previous years, I thought the Rapid Strategic Planning Workshop was a really great opportunity for us to get some structure. We all know now that this is the most important thing for us. Everyone is aligned on the things we need to do: who we need to hire, the markets we need to target, and how that all relates to our mission and vision.
Matt Dusig Co-Founder and CEO, uSamp
