April 2013 - Web Survey 101
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Keeping an Eye on What is Important
By: Greg Timpany
What's statistical significance? The core of our survey data analysis should be directed toward generating consumer insights that are both meaningful and actionable. In order to achieve this joint goal we have to keep our eye on significance, both statistical and managerial.
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AWKWARD! Avoiding Awkward Moments in Employee Feedback
By: Sherrie Mersdorf
Collecting feedback from employees and asking the right questions can be difficult. And, let's be honest, sometimes it's downright awkward! But it's critical if you want to improve employee satisfaction, loyalty and retention. Check out what NOT to do before you start.
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Taking a Random Walk Taking a Random Walk
By: Greg Timpany
It has been said many times that randomness is next to godliness in the world of experimental design. Extend this thinking to the structured world of survey research as well. In this post we'll look at two methods for incorporating randomness into your online survey design.
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Ten Tips for Creating Effective Online Surveys
   
   
Introducing Survey Chapters New Release Highlight: Introducing Survey Chapters
By: Susanne Ross
Organize your web survey questions and control survey flow! Here's how: Our Web Survey new release includes a Chapters feature. Survey chapters can be used to provide a better structure to your survey, and help you personalize it more in order to gather more actionable data.
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Ad Testing 101
By: Greg Timpany
Not too long ago advertising testing involved sitting large numbers of people in a room and showing them ads embedded in pilot television shows with a pre-exposure survey and a post-test assessment following the programming and ad exposure. My how things have changed!
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Measuring Work Personalities
Measuring Work Personalities
By: Greg Timpany
The impact that a well-oiled and actualized workforce can have on organizational success are well documented, as are the internal effects of building teams with synergistic personalities. See why keeping a pulse check on your employees is indeed vital to your success.
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Know Thy Competition!
By: Greg Timpany
Competition can come from both global competitors and those right in your back yard. Keeping ahead of the competition requires diligence and a concerted effort. Be prepared to bring resources to the table. However, at the end of the day, the benefits will exceed the effort.
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