Consider your online behavior today compared to 10 years ago. In what way has it changed? How much media, such as online newspapers, YouTube or on-demand web TV do you consume on a daily basis? How many hours do you spend on reading through your different social media feeds? I would be very surprised if your amount of time spent online is less today than just a few years ago. Our online habits have changed our world radically and so has the world of online surveys. 2014 will be no exception – the development of online surveys will continue and become a natural part of almost every organisation’s online presence. So put your marketing glasses on and have a look at this short summary of the five top trends in the online survey world.
You may be familiar with the expression "a picture says more than a thousand words". An expression that is very useful when discussing the importance of images in surveys. Even though a study containing images looks more vibrant, it can also pose a risk as the images can have an impact on how the respondent chooses to answer. This post is the third in a series of five where I, Sakarias Fasth, research consultant at Netigate, help you find the path to the perfect survey.
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The ongoing trend towards mobile Internet usage is also relevant for the design and implementation of online surveys: more frequently you will reach your target groups on the go and participants access the online questionnaire via smartphones or tablets.
Germany lately gets a lot of international attention. According to a opinion survey by the BBC is Germany even the world's most popular country.
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