Participants are recruited from the street adjacent to the venue and nominal incentives are usually given in order to encourage their co-operation. Whilst they’re often used for quantitative data, qualitative information can also be obtained by using open-ended questioning. Either way, it’s a cost effective solution that allows respondents to try out your product or service in a controlled environment with relatively fast access to the data we gather.
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“We’re always looking for a unique angle to give client stories that extra edge and Public Knowledge have always been excellent at helping us to find that something different. The team at Public Knowledge work with us to suggest new questions, formats for surveys and interesting hooks to help us achieve a good result. They’re friendly, knowledgeable and we can really rely on them to turn around a project within a tight timeframe – we’d not hesitate to recommend them to anyone.”
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