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Maximiser l'engagement des participants à l'aide d'outils de rich media

Bernie Malinoff

Senior Vice President

Angus Reid Strategies Montréal

17 octobre 2007

Maximiser l'engagement des participants à l'aided'outils de rich media (45 mins)

• Evolution of an Industry

• Methodology / Hypothesis

• Respondent Engagement

• Data Quality

• Conclusions

For decades, Marketing Research has Depended on the“Golden Window”

Research - Response and Refusal Rates

Source: MRIA/ARIMSource: MRIA/ARIM

Traditional Phone/In-Person Surveys:Increasing Difficulties

Representativeness on the Decline• Declining Phone Response Rates• Caller ID & Do-Not-Call Lists• Approx. 10% now Cellphone-Only

Quality of Engagement on the Decline• Capturing Attention & Time• Discussing & Assessing Complex Issues

Leveraging The Medium?

ThenThen NowNow

So, who took the “marketing” out of Marketing Research?

Survey Definition

Flat

– Traditional online survey approach with radio buttons and text boxes

Fusion

– Rich Media techniques

– Flash programming

“Flat” vs. “Fusion”

Traditional Method – Flat Survey

Interactive Method – Fusion Survey

Methodology

• Online Data Collection

• Samples Sources

– Canada = Angus Reid Forum

– US, UK, France & Australia = ResearchNow

• Respondent Qualification

– Flash application, standard demo quotas

AUSFRAUKUSCAN

TOTAL

Fusion

Flat

237242230526520

240299218533560

1,0591,080 541448 477

• Total of 3,605 interviews

• Three continents / Five countries

– Canada, USA, UK, France, Australia

• Two languages (English and French)

Robust Sample Design

Hypotheses

• Elevated Respondent Engagement

• Higher Response Rates

• Better Quality Data for Scale Questions

• Consistent Data for Behavioral Questions

• Ability to Collect Data in New Ways

Respondent Engagement

Survey … Globally

8.8

8.3 8.2

8.7

7.9

7.4

Easy to

complete

Fun to

complete

More enjoyable

than most

Fusion

Fusion

Flat

Flat

Fusion

Fusion

Flat

Flat

Fusion

Fusion

Flat

Flat

Survey - Québec

8.78.5

7.8

8.5

8.1

7.1

Easy to

complete

Fun to

complete

More enjoyable

than most

Fusion

Fusion

Flat

Flat

Fusion

Fusion

Flat

Flat

Fusion

Fusion

FlatFlat

Engagement Lift – Global Results

67%

49% 49%

32%Fusion

Flat

More likely to take part in online surveys

More likely to take part in online surveys

No change from my current participation

No change from my current participation

Engagement Lift

+18 pts

Engagement Lift … Québec

59%

40% 58%

40%Fusion

Flat

More likely to take part in online surveys

More likely to take part in online surveys

No change from my current participation

No change from my current participation

Engagement Lift

+19 pts

AUSFRAUKUSCAN

Diff

Fusion

Flat

67%67%77%72%90%

87%76%89%89%96%

-17%-6% -9%-12% -20%

Countries with lower Internet and broadband Countries with lower Internet and broadband penetration experience greater decreases in penetration experience greater decreases in

Completion Rates.Completion Rates.

# completes surveys / # invited panelists # completes surveys / # invited panelists

Differences in Completion Rates

Response Rate Considerations

Data Quality

Quality Data - Scales

Better Quality Data - Scales

• Greater Use of 5 pt Agree/Disagree Scale

• Standard Deviation & F-Scores are Greater

• Fewer Neutral Responses

• Fewer Respondents “Flat Lining” Answers

7 times Less “Flat Lining”

• Flat Lining

– Providing the same answer category for each

of ten attitudinal statements

– Attempt to minimize phenomenon via varied

attitudinal statements

• Flat 1.4% of respondents

• Fusion 0.2% of respondents

Data Quality - Behavioural

Behavioral Data same for Flat or Fusion Survey

Data Quality - Behavioural

Behavioral Data largely the same for Flat or

Fusion Survey but question design important

Visuals Can Affect Responses

Visual Map Changed Perceptions…

• ….of the home country contribution to Greenhouse gases

• UK - respondents choosing Europe

– Flat 17% → Fusion 8%

• France - respondents choosing Europe

– Flat 24% → Fusion 4%

• Australia - respondents choosing Aus/NZ

– Flat 26% → Fusion 10%

Virtual HighlighterVirtual Highlighter Heat MapHeat Map

Collect Data in New Ways

Collect data in new ways

Collect data in new ways

Collect data in new ways

Collect data in new ways

Collect data in new ways

Collect data in new ways

Conclusions

Conclusions

• Higher Respondent Engagement

• Caution Re: Technology Influence

• Better Variability in Scale Data

• Behavioral Data Same; Watch Design

• New, exciting ways to collect data

Questions for Consideration …

1. Research is another customer touchpoint. Isn’t it time to align the creativity of Advertising Agencies and Marketers with those of Researchers?

2. What industry R&D and subsequent standards will be considered to secure the long term health of the Online medium for Research?

Merci

Bernie Malinoff

Senior Vice President

Angus Reid Strategies Montréal

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