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How can CrowdPicker market research help me? |
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What type of things can I test in CrowdPicker polls? You are able to test any type of text or graphic designs in our polls. Some examples of graphic designs are: logos, webpages, t-shirt design, business cards, icon sets, album covers, and book covers. Text based polls that work well are: taglines, company names, SEO terms, and new feature selections. |
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What does it take to launch a poll? Crowdpicker polls are so effortless to set-up that it is accomplished within 2 minutes for graphic polls, and 1 minute for text based polls. First, place your graphics in a folder on your computer to upload them from. Next, "Create a Question" inputting a title, a brief description about your business, and uploading the graphics or typing the text. Third, pick the best crowd size for your poll. Finally, fund it! Responses and votes will start coming in within 1 minute of launch! |
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Where do your voters come from? Our voters come from a variety of existing networks of engaged and responsive participants, as well as working on building our own list. Look for our Picky Picker section in the near future to become part of the voting community! We have quality control measures in place to ensure that each voter takes their time and that the voting environment is unbiased. |
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What are the performance measurements of CrowdPicker polls and how do they rank up? Crowdpicker surveys are exceptionally fast in the world of market research and feedback. The approximate speed of responses can be seen on our Pricing page. To get comparable engagement through another polling method would take far more time, and rely on a huge pre-existing contact list. Crowdpicker surpasses other forms of polls by enabling you to actually control the size of the respondent pool. You pick how many votes you wish to receive, rather than having to wait and see which visitors to your site (or someone else's) engage in the poll. |
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How does CrowdPicker manage the quality of the responses? We have procedures in place to help determine the quality of voter responses, as well as track their performance. Options are rotated to prevent any positional bias. If you would like to learn more about how to prevent bias in your questions, ask us support@crowdpicker.com. The wide demographic range that crowdpicker is able to tap into is enormously beneficial for polls. Some approximate basic information about the crowd:
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