| 04 January 2010
Gauge Opinion Ltd is currently developing a new, national opinion polling service. The service will provide a fast, accurate assessment of British public opinion on a wide range of issues for clients in the media, political campaigning and public affairs.
We are one of the first polling organisations to be able to conduct opinion polls by sms text message. This enables our clients to get a rapid response to the issues their members or customers care about. We are also building a representative UK national panel of people standing by and ready to answer questions by text. To find out more visit www.go-text.com.
I am delighted to have been able to draw together a great team to work on developing this service. Liz Cadman comes to us with a wealth of experience from her time at MORI – she will be making sure that our research meets the highest standards of accuracy and integrity. We are supported by an innovative and experienced technical team and are looking forward to working with a wide range of clients.
Our Strategic Communications Consultancy work continues and our current stable of clients includes the London Boroughs of Southwark, Camden and Waltham Forest. Working with media logistics company Lipfriend Rodd Ltd we are supporting internal communications efforts at the Audit Commission. We have also delivered specialist research for leading communications and public relations agency Hanover.
For a confidential discussion about our services and future plans do feel free to contact us.
Former 'Tomorrow’s World' presenter Michael Rodd turns to us whenever he needs our specialist research and interview services to gauge the opinion public and private sector leaders for his award winning corporate communications videos.
Gauge Opinions’ first client - a firm of independent financial advisers, specialising in foster care insurance, now benefiting from our targeted strategic market research service, generating hot leads from local authority decision makers.
Gauge Opinion founder Steven Gauge is a former Southwark councillor and an honorary alderman for the London borough. He recently returned as an interim political assistant, working with the leader of the council following the tragic fire in Lakanal House in Camberwell.
Recently completed a project to gauge the opinion of local council leaders about the training needs of the new councillors
Recently completed production of a