Research design
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Description |
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| What you get |
An overview of the benefits of professional ResearchSquirrel™ research — without inflated commercial costs — and how it works. |
| Survey respondent incentives - the lowdown |
Sometime it's necessary to offer potential respondents an incentive to participate in a survey. There's ample opportunity to unnecessarily increase research costs and decrease response rates if you don't know what you're doing. |
| PRODUCTS |
ResearchSquirrel™ product portfolio overview. |
| Popular combo packs |
Pre-configured packs of the most popular product combinations that get your insights underway. |
| Pack: Ultra |
This pack provides a full-service online survey with up to forty questions and 4000 respondent invitations. |
| Pack: Start-to-finish |
This pack provides a full-service online survey with up to twenty questions and 800 respondent invitations. |
| Pack: Get results |
This pack is for defining your research, writing a professional questionnaire, hosting it online and delivering you the raw respondent data. |
| Pack: Get going |
This pack gets you going with professional research design and questionnaire, and you take it from there. |
| Pack: Deluxe |
This pack provides a full-service online survey with up to thirty questions and 1200 respondent invitations. |
| Modules |
ResearchSquirrel's five main rearch modules |
| Module 1: Research plan |
The Research Plan surfaces and converts your decision making and knowledge needs into a specific, professional plan for research to deliver the required knowledge. |
| For professionals |
Penetrating affordable insights™ specifically for professionals. |
| For entrepreneurs |
Penetrating affordable insights™ specifically for entrepeneurs. |
| For corporates |
Penetrating affordable insights™ specifically for corporates. |
| Enhancements |
Introduction to the ResearchSquirrel™ Enhancements products |
| A prompt about 'unprompted' survey results |
Some researchers, even experienced ones, refer to some forms of survey results as “unprompted”. We argue not only that there’s no such thing, but that thinking “unprompted” is a dangerous and biased pastime. |
