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The more accurate participants, the better the data, with Kim Bergman
The more accurate participants, the better the data, with Kim Bergman
With the continued growth of online surveys, the issue of response fraud in B2B market research grows ever greater. In fact, Technavio has projected that the growth of the global online survey market is expected to accelerate at about 9% annually between 2020 and 2024. With a wide range reported from 15% up to 50% of online survey respondents estimated to be fraudulent today, the growth of the industry could compound this problem if it is not appropriately addressed.
This month, our blog features a new format. Angie Yarbrough, Principal and Co-founder of ad agency Stratistry interviewed the President of Worldwide Market Research, Kim Bergman. You’ll learn more about their discussion, Kim’s niche in the world of market research and how she ultimately defines success.
The true power of faith has become more and more obvious to me over the course of my life and my career. That’s because my faith is a big part of my identity and has a tremendous impact on how I interact with my coworkers, partners and clients. While spring is a time of renewal for everyone, for me, the recent celebration of Easter serves as an important reminder to continue to bring the hope and love of Christ to my job and the work I do at Worldwide Market Research.
The importance of accurate surveys from market research panels can’t be overstated. Critical business decisions are made based on the data gleaned from online surveys, and if that data isn’t high quality, the decisions won’t be, either.
According to a recent article in Quirk’s, almost half of respondents in a typical online study using market research panels were found to be bogus. That’s right. With a simple 10-minute, easy-to-complete questionnaire, they deemed 46% of their responses unacceptable.
As I sit down to focus on this blog, there are distractions everywhere. There are at least 25 unread emails in my inbox. Three un-listened-to voicemails. The dogs want to go out. Even my stomach is grumbling, starving for attention. There is literally no better time to talk about time management skills.
So, how can I stay focused and effective at running impeccable research projects despite all these challenges and daily distractions? Here, I share three tactics that I’ve found to work for me (and may work for you and your projects, too).
I recently watched a documentary “(Dis) Honesty: The Truth About Lies” and realized we as market researchers, can increase the honest and accurate responses from our participants. The film suggests asking participants to recall the 10 commandments. This simple exercise eliminated cheating in all participants regardless of religious belief or affiliation. Why don’t we add a moral question or statement of personal …
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I am grateful to be in an industry with people who generally love their job. Of course, we all have parts of our jobs we don’t like but overall it’s obvious to me that the vast majority of market researchers like what they do. The loyalty of people who enter market research and stay in …
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