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Robust national survey data paints a revealing picture of the people behind the current push to legislate “religious freedoms”, and the politicians who are helping them. But electorate winds have recently changed.

Robust national survey data paints a revealing picture of the people behind the current push to legislate “religious freedoms”, and the politicians who are helping them. But electorate winds have recently changed.

Robust national survey data paints a revealing picture of the people behind the current push to legislate “religious freedoms”, and the politicians who are helping them. But electorate winds have recently changed.

Entrepreneurial start-ups consider market research less than do corporates and medium enterprises. We discuss why, and what value economical research can bring to a new venture.

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.

The final report of ResearchSquirrel's major study into law and order in Victoria was released today. Coalition and Labor performance was compared, with one side coming out in front.

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.

The Australian Government is conducting a $120m+ ‘polling’ exercise to determine if there is majority electorate support for marriage equality. But we already know the correct answer, and it’s a resounding Yes.

Using a free generic questionnaire template for your survey is likely to yield very limited or possibly even misleading insights.

We critique a typical "expert-certified" free questionnaire template. The results are not pretty and your research will suffer if you use them.