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TNS Turkey is a leading and innovative market research information and insight provider to a range of clients across all the important industry sectors in Turkey.
Throughout its history TNS Turkey has always been at the forefront of innovation in the Turkish market research industry
TNS Turkey is one of the few companies that are strong in both high quality custom (quantitative and qualitative) surveys and understanding the core market context, opportunity and customer intent around a given product service, image or idea.
We can help you quantify how a product or service is perceived or used. We can help you: develop an understanding of a business opportunity, assess the market potential, meet unmet customer needs, test a new product or advertising concept, or quantifying and evaluating ongoing brand performance.
We work in and across all the major business sectors: FMCG; Technology; Finance; Media; Healthcare; Automotive; Political and Social.
AT TNS Turkey, we explore the inner worlds of consumers by using the most innovative projective techniques to delve into the drivers and dynamics behind attitudes and behaviour: focus group discussions; depth interviews (one-on-one, duals, triples, paired interviews etc); observation; home visits; accompanied shopping; sectoral corporate visits; desk research.
We use the most sophisticated modelling and cluster analysis techniques available. Some of the survey methods we use to achieve this include: face-to-face (adhoc, omnibus); telephone (adhoc, omnibus); postal/mail research; online surveys (adhoc, omnibus, including online panels).
Our syndicated research services include Omni-Banking; Omni-Insurance; and Omni-Alternative Distribution Channels. Our clients can also take advantage of a range of global TNS insight services and solutions.
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