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I am building a Windows based software targeted at consumers, and while I think it's awesome, I'm not sure if my potential customers will.

I would like to do some market research to make sure I'm on the right track with the feature set. Unfortunately, I don't have the budget for a large sample size. I understand that I won't be able to get anything near statistical significance on the cheap, but some feedback is better than no feedback I figure.

Are there any inexpensive resources for surveying a panel of 100-200 consumers?

Thanks!

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http://www.surveymonkey.com/

Dustin Laine
Thank you for the suggestion. SurveyMonkey looks like it has some really great features, but unfortunately I don't have access to the people I would like to survey. What I'm looking for is a company who can not only provide the means to record the survey, but the respondents as well.
Ed
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How do you find the 100-200 consumers of the segment you are interested in? Simple, use Google Adwords to create an advert and pull in that many people. The cost is much cheaper than paying a marketing firm or buying an email list that might not be relevant. This way you can target exactly the keywords that represent your target and then stop the advert once you get enough people. Make the landing page the start of your survey.

Phil Wright
Perfect, I'll do exactly this! Thanks.
Ed