"MotheR" Panel at Cross Marketing
Cross Marketing, Inc. is building a panel network with more panelists than ever before by partnering with panels from multiple companies. In addition, to support seamless online research and a variety of survey types, we offer specialty panels that are pre-segmented by specific themes.
Largest Cross Marketing survey panel in Japan
Research target panel
Approximately 12.85million people
As of January 2025
By region

By age
11% 20s
19% 30s
18% 40s
20% 50s
19% 60s+
13%
Gender
43% Female
57
*Figures may vary depending on attributes, usage restrictions, and other conditions.
With/without
children.
9% Without
51%
Marital status
42% Married
58%
Occupation

Other Basic Attributes
Basic Attributes
- Family members living together
- Type of business (only those who work for the company were asked)
- Department (only for employees)
- School attended (only students were asked)
Quasi-basic attributes
- Residence type
- Driver's license & type of license
- Car ownership & make
- SNS usage
- Cell phone carrier
- Hobbies & Interests
- Interests
- Devices available
Specialty Panels – Survey Targets Categorized by Theme
To conduct surveys under low-incidence conditions, we periodically survey our panel members to collect information on 24+ respondent attributes, including:Gender, Prefecture, Marital status, Occupation, Industry, Number of family members living together, Presence of children, Annual household income, Driver’s license, Presence of a private car, Mobile phone carrier, etc.
We refer to panels that are categorized by theme using this attribute information as "Specialty Panels."
Because "Specialty Panels" are already segmented into specific target groups, we can conduct accurate surveys without the need for preliminary screening.
Principle of Accurate Registration Information
Principles of Fraudulent Registration Prevention
Principle of Eliminating Fraudulent Respondents
Panel First Principle
1. Principle of Accurate Registration Information
Panelists are required to register with accurate demographic information such as gender, age, and occupation. If inconsistencies are detected during registration, the application is rejected. If incorrect information is discovered post-registration, the individual is removed from the active panel.
2. Principle for Preventing Fraudulent Registration
To prevent fraudulent entries, we check for duplicates based on personal attribute data both at the time of registration and during periodic panel maintenance. Any fraudulent registrants are removed from the active panel.
3. Principle of Eliminating Fraudulent Respondents
If identity theft, multiple memberships, or inappropriate or dishonest responses are identified, the respondent is deemed fraudulent and removed from the active panel.
4. Panel-First Principle
We recognize that research is only possible through the cooperation of our panelists. Therefore, we strive to create an environment that encourages their continued participation and engagement.
Our experienced researchers will provide full support and propose the best research plan.