Room 1 | 12:15 pm - 12:45 pm | Thursday, May 9, 2024
Response rates for online research, particularly surveys, have declined in the past several years. This issue affects B2B surveys more than B2C, given the smaller and more specific populations that are available for online survey participation.
Meanwhile, demand for business survey participants increases consistently, especially for higher managerial decision-makers and specialist target audiences such as ITDMs.
Quest found no existing research-on-research asking actual business audiences about motivational drivers and strategies for better engagement – what B2B survey-takers like/don’t like, want and need in order to participate more frequently, willingly and authentically.
So, we conducted our own original research into this topic! We thought “Who better to comment on what will increase B2B survey participation than the people who are asked to take those surveys?” Quest presented the results of our recent survey of U.S. business professionals at the Quirk’s Dallas conference in February 2024 and have expanded our investigation to the U.K. We’ll be presenting a side-by-side comparison of the most frequently requested B2B audiences to provide information, insights and advice for researchers of all types.
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