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Snap Surveys Research Services

Customers choose Snap Research Services because…

We have over 25 years of experience working on a wide range of public sector and business surveys. We are flexible, the teams in the UK and US can deliver complete projects for you or any part of a survey project – whatever you need to get results that will help your organization meet its goals.

Analysis and report writing

Snap’s Research Services teams are skilled in the analysis and interpretation of survey data. All our analysis is undertaken after consultation with the client team and reflects your particular requirements.

We issue a draft copy of all reports and the final report takes into account any client comments from the draft report. Our Senior Researchers are experienced in presenting the survey results and will draw out the key themes for the client’s consideration.

Analysing survey data

  • Pie, bar, clustered, step, and area charts
  • Grid and frequency tables
  • Cross-tabulation by sub-groups
  • Weighting and scoring
  • Mapping
  • Significance testing
  • Factor and Cluster analysis
  • Snap files or Snap e-viewer  PDF or hard copy format

Report writing

  • Executive summaries
  • Written reports incorporating charts, tables and commentary
  • Incorporating secondary data and profiling
  • Historical and / or external benchmarking, where available
  • Hard copy, Word or PDF written reports
  • PowerPoint slides including charts, bullet points and key findings
  • Face-to-face presentations

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“We enjoyed working with the Snap research services team, and felt that we got excellent value for money and a high quality of product. We were particularly impressed with the communication with the project manager and the rest of their team, and the way that they dealt with changing environment during the analysis and reporting period. We will have no qualms about considering them for a similar exercise for the 2010 Place Survey."
East Riding of Yorkshire Council