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Maru Springboard America

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Maru Springboard America is an online market research panel. The panel is owned and operated by Maru/Blue, a data services firm headquartered in Toronto, Canada, that provides global data connections for brands, agencies, and market research.[1]

History

Maru Springboard America launched in 2009 as Springboard America.[2] The panel was owned and operated by Vision Critical until 2016 when it was bought by Maru Group.[3] The panel rebranded to Maru Springboard America in 2019 to align with its sister panels, Maru Voice Canada and Maru Voice UK, and its parent company Maru/Blue.[4]

Methodology

Maru Springboard America collects survey responses from Americans through an online portal, analyzes the results, and presents the data to a variety of organizations.[5] Maru Springboard America partners with organizations including household brands, government bodies, not-for-profit organizations, and the media.

The panel recruits Americans to sign up and receive surveys through email.[6] The surveys are completed online in exchange for rewards.[7] Rewards are given in the form of points that can be redeemed for gift cards.[8] The panel also runs monthly sweepstakes draws where members can win extra money toward gift cards.[9]

See also

External links

References

  1. "Maru Group launches Maru/Blue". Text " News" ignored (help)
  2. "Springboard America Ranking and Reviews – SurveyPolice".
  3. "Canadian tech darling Vision Critical sells unit to clear way for IPO".
  4. "Maru/Blue".
  5. "Springboard America Review - Worth Your Time? (Jan 2019)".
  6. "Springboard America Review - Worth Your Time? (Jan 2019)".
  7. "Springboard America Review - Worth Your Time? (Jan 2019)".
  8. "Springboard America Review - Worth Your Time? (Jan 2019)".
  9. "Springboard America Review - Worth Your Time? (Jan 2019)".


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