PR Scope, the First Name in Understanding Your Public,™ is a privately held organization based in San Diego, California focused on helping organizations better understand stakeholders' perceptions and attitudes, ranging from customers and news media to shareholders and community leaders.  The core effort in fulfilling this mission is to provide PR Scope's clients with objective, metric-based feedback compiled directly from key influencers.  We work to maintain the utmost of confidentiality to both the organizations we support and those from whom we receive input and feedback.  The earliest model of PR Scope from which this service has evolved launched on December 7, 2001.

Our Foundation for this Service

We find that there are few services that provide such an easy-to-use survey methodology to understanding the perspectives of a company's media contacts, customers, shareholders, and partners.  Thanks to the input of public relations professionals and the work of our volunteer researchers, we're now able to provide a comprehensive resource that delivers the information and insights needed by today's communicators.

Your Privacy

The principle behind PR Scope's privacy policy is simple--we want to be trustworthy stewards of the information you provide us.

That means PR Scope does not sell, rent, lease, trade, or otherwise disseminate any of your contact information to anyone using our services. This policy includes your mailing address,
e-mail address, phone and FAX numbers, and other personal information provided to PR Scope. Respondents will never have their individual feedback released to PR Scope clients.  We're proud to say that this is one of the most protective privacy policies around.

Cookies and Tracking

Our web site does not use cookies. That means that we don't track your individual movements on our web site. We also don't save any cookie-related information onto your hard drive. The only web-based tracking we perform is logging of respondents' access to online research studies.

We track access to the online research studies to prevent fraud and track aggregate usage, and it's strictly limited to the logging of username and password. We also track the IP address of those placing credit card transactions to prevent fraud--we want to be able to identify where an unauthorized transaction is generated in the case of illegal credit card use.

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