Need information is very complex and conventional market research techniques only skim the surface.

Eric Von Hippel & Ralph Katz
MIT Sloan School of Management

 

Since 1998 the process and skill sets of telefocusing has been incorporating customers' language, feelings, thoughts, perceptions, and choices into profit equations.

Providing a more comprehensive and insightful method to explore the needs and wants of customers and prospects. Additionally telefocusing offers a more pragmatic approach than traditional research marketing methods.