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Mobile Webinar – Best Practices in Mobile Research February 29, 2012

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Mobile Webinar – Best Practices in Mobile Research

February 29, 2012

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Mobile Research Series

Part 1 Best Practices in Mobile Research

Part 2 ROR on Mobile Research

Part 3 Mobile Research How to

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By 2015, 62% of mobile phones will be “SMART” Mobile  traffic  has  

nearly  tripled  since  ‘08    

Over  15%  of  Google  searches  are  via  mobile    Explosion  of  growth  in  tablet  computers  

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Mobile    web  

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Dual Mode Communities

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It’s a jungle out there...  • Many  operaCng  systems  

• Unique  browser  applicaCons  

• Different  input  modaliCes  

•  Screen  size/resoluCon  

•  Lack  of  Adobe  Flash/Javascript      

6,500    

web-­‐enabled  devices  

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Supported Devices

ANDROID  

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Supported Early Q2

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Mobile Web – Device Detection

• Sniffer to automatically identify supported devices

•  Brower stats collected •  Identify which device they used •  Use in conditional logic •  Use for reporting

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Mobile Web – the Good •  Members don’t have to download anything •  Provides ability for dual mode data collection

–  desktop and/or mobile •  Flexibility •  Broader representation of target market •  Single survey creation Limitations •  No photo/video upload •  No location based push of surveys

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Why should you use Mobile?

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1.  BETTER EXPERIENCE •  We know some panelists complete via mobile despite the

bad experience, now they will have a good mobile experience

2.  INCREASE RESPONSE RATES •  Encourage the more elusive segments to participate:

travelers, younger demo, tech savvy

3.  IN SITUATION RESEARCH •  Get them where they are, while they are experiencing

the situation/event

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Author Once.. Deploy Everywhere…

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Best practices for mobile… Profile  for  smartphone  ownership/usage    

     

Communicate  flexibility  and  choice        

Maximize  screen  space        

Design  surveys  from  the  ground  up  with  mobile  in  mind    

Be  Aware  of  supported  ques@on  types              

Be  mindful  of  survey  length              

QA  for  both  mobile  and  desktop    

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Profile for Mobile

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Leverage the Mobile Usage Survey Template Understand……….

1.  How many of your members have smartphones

2.  How they use their phone 3.  Their willingness to take mobile surveys

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Communicate Mobile Option

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Communicate the ability to do Mobile Surveys Let them know they have flexibility in how they respond

1.  Portal content 2.  Newsletters 3.  Email invites 4.  Email subject lines

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Maximize Screen Space

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REAL ESTATE AT A PREMIUM

1.  Clients will have a blank mobile skin

2.  Option to have custom mobile skin created

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Study Design

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Three options 1.  Desktop and mobile 2.  Mobile only 3.  Desktop only

•  Dual mode will become the default

•  Mobile only and Desktop only require a reason for forcing a single mode

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Select Mode

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Question Design •  Screen space is at a premium

•  Be concise

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All of your favorite question types – redesigned from the ground up

Question Types

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Single Choice

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Multi-choice

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Numeric (open end and sliders)

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Date

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Single Choice Grids: grids, card sorts and sliders

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Multi Choice Grids

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Allocation (Grids and Sliders)

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Everything else •  Open Ends •  Text Instructions •  Quotas

•  Redirects •  Conditional logic

BE SURE TO ……. •  Rethink image use •  Both the size of the image

and frequency of using images

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Survey Length

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Mobile takes longer •  50% longer

•  While convenience is appreciated, members have only so much tolerance for survey length

•  Over time, with the learnability of mobile surveys, the time to complete may be closer to the desktop version (Future ROR)

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QA Via a Mobile Simulator

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*  QA  can  take  longer  if  you  need  to  QA  both  the  desktop  and  the  mobile  version.  

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Mobile Simulator and Browsers

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•  Admin users must have a more recent version of a web browser that supports HTML5.

•  The following browser versions (and above) support HTML5: – Internet Explorer 9 – Firefox 4 – Chrome 10 – Safari 4 – Opera 11.5

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Mobile Research Series – Part 2

Research on Mobile Research

Wednesday March 28th 11am PST

Andrew Grenville, CRO

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QUESTIONS

Monique Morden EVP, Products