by May 29, 2012
As we have seen over the course of this blog and those by other
writers, there is always more than one way to ask a question.
Some of these methods are easier on the part of the survey
respondent, while others although a bit more complicated yield
richer results for our survey data analysis. When we...read more
by January 18, 2012
Some people take surveys right away because they like it. Taking
surveys gives them an opportunity to share their opinions with
the people who really matter. Others, who aren't so keen, tend
to drag their feet, and as a result, miss out on a valuable
opportunity to give feedback. Surveys are kind of...read more
by August 1, 2011
Most people know about Netflix's decision to raise its prices and
the backlash that ensued. For those who might have missed it,
Netflix announced on July 12, 2011 that it would no longer offer
customers unlimited DVDs and video streaming for the single monthly
price of $10. New customers will have...read more
by December 13, 2010
As a freelance writer, I have to work for a lot of different
clients who have a wide variety of needs. So, it occurred to me one
day that I might need to create a survey of my own to send out to
past and present clients. Although I sometimes have editors, I
don't have a supervisor or manager to give...read more
by October 8, 2010
Keeping things simple, or parsimonious if you prefer, is a blessing
to both the respondent and researcher. In questionnaire design, we
are often faced with multiple ways to phrase a particular question.
Closed-end, open-end, rating or ranking, single select or multiple
response formats are all valid...read more
by August 4, 2010
Social media continue to grow in popularity every day. But many
would agree that there is little danger of social media's
supplanting traditional surveys, though social media research
advocates may feel differently. As useful and informative as social
media research is, it's not nearly as...read more
by July 20, 2010
If you're conducting a one time survey, you probably aren't going
to spend that much time looking for the best B2B market research
survey tool. You'll probably just pick the cheapest one you can
find. If you're never planning to run the survey again, don't care
about how it represents your brand,...read more
by July 15, 2010
Most American workers today are "married with children." Smart,
sensitive companies realize that and are making an effort to
accommodate those employees. In her article for Watertown,
Family-friendly Firms Have More Productive Workers, Watertown Study
Says, writer, Sarah Thomas, cites some of the...read more
by July 8, 2010
Cvent offers a smorgasbord of survey question logics within the
online survey platform. From Advanced to Pipe, from Link to Branch,
survey builders can really ensure that only relevant questions
appear to each of their respondents. And, let’s be honest, who
doesn’t like answering questions about...read more
by May 24, 2010
In a recent opinion editorial piece from the Sioux City Journal in
Sioux City, South Dakota, the writer's comments reflect a very
crucial need for the open and honest display of survey data. In
response to the paper's article about the high level of parent
satisfaction with the city's school system,...read more





