
Bilingual English/Spanish IDIs with Hispanic, Caribbean diaspora, and Latin American consumers across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. One-on-one moderation for sensitive topics, executive audiences, and research where group dynamics limit candour.
South Florida's Hispanic consumer market presents specific research scenarios where one-on-one in-depth interviews outperform focus groups. Immigration status, financial vulnerability, health behaviours, and political identity are all topics where participants in a group setting self-censor. A Venezuelan professional in Doral discussing undocumented family members, a Cuban retiree in Hialeah discussing remittances, or a Haitian healthcare worker in Miramar discussing insurance gaps -- all of these require the privacy and confidentiality of a one-on-one IDI environment.
IDIs are also the standard format for executive audiences. Latin American business executives with Miami offices, financial advisors serving the bicultural market, and healthcare professionals serving immigrant communities cannot easily attend a 2-hour group session. A 60-minute video IDI at a time of their choosing is far more accessible. HRG's Miami focus groups service covers scenarios where group dynamics add value. This page focuses specifically on IDI applications.
| Capability | Detail |
|---|---|
| Languages | English, Spanish, Haitian Creole (interpreter-assisted) |
| Format | In-person (Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach), video (Zoom/Teams), telephone |
| Duration | 30-minute screener calls, 45-minute standard IDIs, 90-minute extended IDIs |
| Moderators | Bilingual native Spanish speakers with Latin American cultural expertise |
| Recording | Audio and video recording with participant consent; transcription in 48-72h |
| Stimulus | Concept boards, packaging, advertising materials, mobile app prototypes |
| Analysis | Verbatim quotes, thematic coding, cross-participant analysis, debrief report |
| Turnaround | 4-5 weeks standard 10-IDI programme from brief to final report |
| IDI Type | Audience | Price per IDI |
|---|---|---|
| Standard consumer IDI | General Hispanic adult consumers | USD 750 to USD 1,000 |
| Bilingual IDI | English/Spanish code-switching respondents | USD 900 to USD 1,200 |
| Targeted community IDI | Venezuelan, Cuban, Colombian, Caribbean diaspora | USD 1,000 to USD 1,400 |
| Executive IDI | C-suite, business owners, industry professionals | USD 1,500 to USD 2,500 |
| Online IDI | Video-based bilingual IDI, national Hispanic panel | USD 650 to USD 950 |
| Full 10-IDI programme | Screener, recruit, moderation, transcription, report | USD 8,500 to USD 12,000 |
All prices are indicative. Contact HRG for a fixed-price proposal based on your specific audience and deliverable requirements.
HRG moderators bring community-specific cultural knowledge to each IDI programme. A Cuban-origin moderator conducting IDIs with Hialeah retirees understands political sensitivities, generational differences in product adoption, and the cultural weight of brand loyalty in exile communities. A Venezuelan-background moderator working in Doral understands the distinction between first-wave and more recent migration cohorts and their different financial positions and brand relationships.
For Caribbean diaspora communities, including Jamaican, Haitian, and Trinidadian households in Broward County, HRG maintains field staff with direct community ties. See our Caribbean community research Miami page for details on Caribbean diaspora IDI programmes.
For community-specific consumer profiles, see: Venezuelan consumer research Miami, Cuban consumer research Miami, and Colombian consumer research Miami.
| Sector | Typical IDI Application | Community Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Financial services | Banking product consideration, remittance behaviour, trust in US institutions | Venezuelan, Cuban, Central American |
| Healthcare | Insurance gaps, healthcare decision pathways, provider trust | Haitian, Nicaraguan, uninsured immigrant |
| Food and beverage | In-home product use, pantry habits, brand switching triggers | All Hispanic and Caribbean communities |
| Retail / FMCG | Shopper journey, channel preferences, private label vs brand | Colombian, Venezuelan, Cuban |
| Government/nonprofit | Service uptake barriers, community needs, language access | All immigrant communities |
| Latin American MNCs | US market entry, brand perception, competitor comparison | Community of origin (country-specific) |
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An in-depth interview (IDI) is a one-on-one moderated conversation typically lasting 45 to 90 minutes. IDIs are preferred over focus groups when the topic is sensitive (financial stress, immigration status, health behaviours), when respondents are unlikely to speak candidly in a group setting, when you need executive or professional audiences who cannot commit to group schedules, or when individual variation in experience is more important than group consensus. In Miami, IDIs are particularly effective for studying immigration-related financial decisions, healthcare attitudes among uninsured populations, and premium consumer segments.
Yes. All HRG IDI moderators for South Florida are fully bilingual English/Spanish. Many are native Spanish speakers with Latin American regional backgrounds including Cuban, Colombian, Venezuelan, and Central American cultural expertise. We conduct monolingual Spanish IDIs, monolingual English IDIs, and bilingual code-switching sessions depending on the respondent profile. Verbatim transcripts are provided in English, Spanish, or both.
A typical 10-IDI programme in Miami covering screener design, recruitment, 60-minute bilingual moderation, verbatim transcription, and a written debrief report runs USD 8,500 to USD 12,000. Executive IDIs with C-suite or professional respondents range from USD 1,500 to USD 2,500 per interview. Online IDIs via video are at the lower end of these ranges. Contact HRG for a fixed-price quote specific to your audience and deliverables.
HRG maintains a proprietary South Florida panel of 15,000+ screened participants across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties covering Cuban, Colombian, Venezuelan, Nicaraguan, Dominican, Puerto Rican, Jamaican, Haitian, and other Hispanic and Caribbean communities. For hard-to-reach audiences (medical professionals, business owners, recent immigrants), we use bilingual community networks, Spanish-language social media, and professional association outreach. Typical recruitment for standard consumer IDIs is 7-10 business days.
Yes. HRG conducts online IDIs via Zoom or Microsoft Teams with bilingual moderation and simultaneous screen-share for concept or stimulus testing. Online IDIs expand recruitment beyond Miami-Dade to include the full South Florida tri-county area and, where relevant, national Hispanic panels. They are particularly useful for projects where travel to a facility is a barrier or where participants are more comfortable in their own home environment.
HRG conducts IDIs in Miami for financial services firms studying trust and product consideration among immigrant-origin households, healthcare systems understanding patient decision-making, FMCG and food and beverage brands exploring in-home product use and purchasing behaviour, government and nonprofit organizations studying immigrant community needs, and Latin American multinationals with US offices studying the Cuban, Venezuelan, or Colombian consumer segments.
A 10-IDI programme in Miami typically runs 4-5 weeks from brief to final report. This breaks down as: 3-5 days for screener and guide development and client approval, 7-10 days for recruitment, 3-5 days for fielding (2-3 IDIs per day), and 5-7 days for transcription, coding, and debrief report. Executive programmes with harder-to-reach respondents may require an additional 1-2 weeks for recruitment.
How to design, recruit, moderate, and analyse bilingual in-depth interviews with Hispanic and Caribbean diaspora consumers in South Florida. Covers screener logic, language decisions, sensitive topic handling, and reporting.