Pop-up Research Communities
Pop-up research communities are a natural choice for studying consumer decision-making because they replicate the user experiences of familiar social media platforms most customers already use daily. Mobile-friendly activities make it easy to capture relevant photos and videos as they happen — whether from the store, or from the sofa.
Activities for Every Situation
Video Diaries
Gain an intimate look into how customers are using your products in their homes.
Wishing Walls
Great for ideation and brainstorming, wishing walls make it fun to share ideas in a group setting and have other respondents like and comment.
Mark-up Boards
Refine product concepts or advertising in real-time with the ability to highlight appeal drivers and limiters with different colored markers.
Letter Writing
Have your customers write a letter to a prospective customer with advice on how to search for the best product or service in your category.
Secret Shopper
Send customers on a “secret shopper” mission and have them report back with detailed photos documenting their experiences and impressions.
Step-by-Step
Break down package impressions or product usage by having respondents create “step by step” guides. Great for in-home usage tests!
Customized to fit your needs.
Ad hoc pop-up communities typically last at least one week, and deliver deep qualitative insights for a similar price as a few focus groups. Some clients opt to maintain an “always-on” community of customers they can routinely tap for insight on product enhancements, new creative, in-home usage testing, and more.
Designed for research.
Detailed Profiles
Quickly pull up relevant contextual information about a respondent, such as demographics, category spending, segment, or favorite brand.
Comments & Tags
Submit moderator notes or follow-up questions via a private “backroom” feed, and tag responses to easily catalogue particularly rich insights for future reference.
Seamless Scheduling
Create tailored activities for different segments while retaining control of order of completion.