Data Partnership in ‘austerity’ offer

The Data Partnership has launched a new service to provide companies with the opportunity to buy fresh data on a shoe-string budget.
Dubbed “2nd Use Data”, the scheme provides companies with data and leads generated by The Data Partnership at a fraction of the cost of survey and question sponsorship.
While primary sponsors of The Data Partnership’s telephone and online surveys gain exclusive access to the data generated for 30 days, after this period other companies have the opportunity to purchase it via ‘2nd Use Data’ service at considerable cost savings.
The service has been developed in response to the growing number of companies forced to operate on limited marketing and sales budgets and SMEs looking for innovative and cost-effective growth solutions.
The Data Partnership managing director John Pooley (pictured) said: “We’re in a period of prolonged austerity, businesses are suffering and in many instances sales and marketing budgets have been slashed. ‘2nd Use Data’ gives companies access to some of the highest quality data on the market at considerable cost savings, allowing companies to continue winning new customers and grow their businesses even through these tough times.”