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Hello Fastlaners,
I'm working on developing my Market Research Agency and I would really appreciate some feedback from you, especially considering my target is digital entrepreneurs.
To get the elephant out of the room- I do have clients and I'm not just starting and wasting time on non-essential things (or so I think, ha!)
My niche is technology markets such as Fintech, Insurtech, Blockchain, and others. I'll greatly appreciate your opinion on 2 things:
1) The name I chose for the brand is Owliver and the logo will be of a White Owl. I can explain why I chose that, but I'd like to hear your thoughts first. Do the name and its associations make sense to you, considering we provide market research services?
2) I've noticed my clients are primarily in their expansion phases, so I need to figure out what are some signs that a company is ready to expand or is looking to do so. This will help me target the right clients. I noticed one of the late signs of expansion is when the company starts hiring sales staff. However, I think at that point they already know where they should go and they no longer need research services. So, if you can help brainstorm some ideas, or at least give me a direction of where to look for such signs, I'll greatly appreciate you.
Thanks!
I'm working on developing my Market Research Agency and I would really appreciate some feedback from you, especially considering my target is digital entrepreneurs.
To get the elephant out of the room- I do have clients and I'm not just starting and wasting time on non-essential things (or so I think, ha!)
My niche is technology markets such as Fintech, Insurtech, Blockchain, and others. I'll greatly appreciate your opinion on 2 things:
1) The name I chose for the brand is Owliver and the logo will be of a White Owl. I can explain why I chose that, but I'd like to hear your thoughts first. Do the name and its associations make sense to you, considering we provide market research services?
2) I've noticed my clients are primarily in their expansion phases, so I need to figure out what are some signs that a company is ready to expand or is looking to do so. This will help me target the right clients. I noticed one of the late signs of expansion is when the company starts hiring sales staff. However, I think at that point they already know where they should go and they no longer need research services. So, if you can help brainstorm some ideas, or at least give me a direction of where to look for such signs, I'll greatly appreciate you.
Thanks!
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