NEWS20 January 2011
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US— Kiplinger, a publisher of business forecasts and personal finance advice, is launching a custom online market research panel with uSamp.
Members will consist of business decision makers, investors and professional financial advisers who make up Kiplinger’s online traffic.
USamp clients, as well as the publisher itself, will be able to use the panel for survey research purposes.
Gregg Lavin, co-founder and president of uSamp, said: “Kiplinger is a highly respected name among both financial services professionals and consumers. [It] recognises the tremendous value in branding itself and getting closer to its customer base.”
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