Question 1

What markets does Hope Research Group cover?

Accepted Answer

Hope Research Group provides comprehensive market research services across the Caribbean (Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, and 15+ island nations), Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina), North America (USA, Canada), the United Kingdom, and India. We have analyzed over 10 million data points across these regions since 1985.

Question 2

What types of market research services does HRG offer?

Accepted Answer

HRG offers syndicated research services, custom market research, consumer segmentation and targeting, distribution channel analysis, pricing and sales modeling, new product development research, employee satisfaction studies, and AI-powered analytics with interactive data visualization.

Question 3

How long has Hope Research Group been in business?

Accepted Answer

Hope Research Group was established in 1985, giving us over 40 years of experience in market research. We have offices in Jamaica, USA (Florida), Trinidad & Tobago, and India, and have completed over 1,500 studies for Fortune 500 clients including Coca-Cola, Nestlé, PepsiCo, and Unilever.

Question 4

What is the Trinidad & Tobago Distribution Census?

Accepted Answer

The Trinidad & Tobago Distribution Census is a comprehensive study analyzing 14,627 retail outlets across 88 distribution channels and 50+ geographic markets. It provides detailed insights into market readiness, distribution patterns, and retail landscape for brands operating in Trinidad & Tobago.

Question 5

Does Hope Research Group use AI in their research?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Hope Research Group leverages cutting-edge AI-powered analytics to enhance market research capabilities. Our platform features real-time AI chatbot assistance, interactive data visualizations, predictive analytics, and automated insights generation to deliver faster and more accurate market intelligence.

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