May 2013 - Web Survey 101
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The Emotional Dimension The Emotional Dimension
By: Greg Timpany
Online survey platforms allow for the ability to test various advertising messages and formats easier than ever before, including ads for print, online (or TV), and radio. In this post we examine the method for evaluating ads based on their emotional content.
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The 411 on Dynamic Scoring The 411 on Dynamic Scoring
By: Susanne Ross
With the new Web Survey release in May, we added dynamic scoring. Through the use of chapters (grouped questions with common attributes), survey authors can dynamically score respondent’s answers. Find out how to use this to your advantage.
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Do We Agree? Do We Agree?
By: Greg Timpany
So what is a Likert scale anyway? If you have been in market research, or any form of survey research, for any length of time you have no doubt come across the ubiquitous Likert scale and its strongly agree to strongly disagree framework. Now make it work for you.
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The Art of Asking and Connecting The Art of Asking and Connecting with Customers [TED Inspired]
By: Sherrie Mersdorf
If you connect with your customers, online and offline you'll start to build a community. Surveys are one sure way you can gain loyal fans, customers and advocates. In this TED talk you'll see how the power of feedback can help you build your own powerful community.
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Categories Gone Wild Categories Gone Wild
By: Greg Timpany
Too many categories can easily confuse your respondents and add to the amount of time needed to finish. Not enough categories and you will unnecessarily limit your analysis. How many is too many? This depends upon the project’s goals, but here's a good benchmark to follow.
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National Employee Health and Fitness Day
Happy National Employee Health and Fitness Day
By: Susanne Ross
Though it’s only recognized once a year, it’s important for businesses to realize that instituting health and wellness programs are a wise investment: employees that are in good health will perform better than those who aren’t. Ready to get started on your own initiative?
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Crafting Community Surveys
Crafting Community Surveys
By: Greg Timpany
What makes a community? Well certainly it is a collection of unique individuals who call a single place home. It's also a collective of residents and businesses who work together to build a community that can thrive. A community attitude survey can help them get there.
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