Non-probability samples have become a de facto norm in on-line survey and marketing research. But are there opportunities to improve the demographic screening tools to reduce non-probability error and come closer to Random Probability samples? This JAR article shows that additional demographic screening did not reduce bias or improve data accuracy when measured against benchmarks from large-scale Random Probability studies.
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Mobile closed-end survey designs are improving, but the dreaded open-end text box remains a challenge. Can smartphone technology make things better? Although in voice-to-text and video offer potential, results showed that there’s more work to do to make either the new gold standard.
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What does the growing number of U.S. smartphone users mean for survey research? This presentation offers multiple suggestions on how to optimize mobile surveys and thereby improve mobile survey accuracy, including for Hispanics from tips on survey length to question formatting to time of day considerations.
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Our first, annual benchmark survey looked into the dramatic changes that occurred in advertising and marketing research organizations from 2018-2019. We have delivered a series of reports: the advertiser, agency, research, media & entertainment and consultancy report. Now, the ARF has released the interactive access via a searchable database. Members can interrogate the data and findings themselves and query segmentations such as job title, category, structure, size and investment trends.
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