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We are building our team and need to add to our panel of consumers who like to talk about ... well, consuming. It's a fun and participants may be paid handsomely for a short amount their time.  If you don't know what a focus group is, read the description here.

Here's how the program works:

When a client of SimplyCount asks for a focus group, we will review our and select from our current panelist list those registered persons who best match the criteria the client seeks (e.g., married women ages 30 - 50).  Those selected will be contacted and given the opportunity to participate. First qualified respondents (see below) to our request will be invited to participate.

Times and places for the focus group session are fixed by us and the client.  Panel sessions typically last an hour or two and may be in-person or on-line.  If we contact you and you can not participate for a given event, we will move on to the next person on our list.  Periodically we may ask you to update your interest in participation.

Is this a real job?

We call our participants "focus group panelists".  Panelists are temporary sub-contractors. Proper identification and a tax identification number are respectively required for participation with clients and remuneration (getting you paid), but neither is required for registration in the program. Panelists must be 18 or older and able to provide their own transportation (in-person) and/or computer connection (computer connection requirements include high-speed internet, working webcam and registration with selected instant messaging/communication programs, e.g., Skype ... we will specify).

If you are interested in signing up to be a focus group panelist:

Please register with SimplyCount and then complete the short interest form here.  Upon receipt, we'll send you an email, or link to another web page, which will tell you more about the program and ask you some more questions so we can place you in the appropriate panel(s).  You may sign-up for the in-person focus group panel, the on-line focus group panel or both.