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Not negative at all Oras. I understand there is a lot of questions that might need answering. This is a research project - as such, the results are stripped of

Not negative at all Oras. I understand there is a lot of questions that might need answering. This is a research project - as such, the results are stripped of the personal data of responders. You can often see that influencers are people high in the social ranks by reading their comments. Not always, but often they will give invaluable information. One that would be unseen from a regular member of the niche. How do I get people? Well, I simply text them in a nice way. Explain that we are a small consulting firm that is helping this business to enter the market. And that his input would be invaluable. We contact rather a large number of leads to get guaranteed minimum responses.

Kagerjay 8y ago
What benefits do the reviewers get? Do they get a financial incentive or just because its something they might enjoy doing? you said you get input. In the form of linkedin, emails, text, etc? Do you just copy paste the responses in, or do you automate this process entirely? I had to do a review for my friends company who would fit in this category as well. It was part of the entreprenurship program at his university. He asked me 20 questions in my domain expertise in youtube / twitch and I gave one hour worth of answers. He asked 40 other people who had video experience as well in that domain He said the insight was much more valuable than just text feedback he's gotten in the past. Do you see video feedback as a thing, or even vocal, or do you prefer anonymizing to text only?
- BartBoch 8y ago
  > What benefits do the reviewers get? Do they get a financial incentive or just because its something they might enjoy doing? Enjoy doing/being helpful. >you said you get input. In the form of linkedin, emails, text, etc? Do you just copy paste the responses in, or do you automate this process entirely? Using text messages to direct potential responders to the quick survey. >He said the insight was much more valuable than just text feedback he's gotten in the past. > >Do you see video feedback as a thing, or even vocal, or do you prefer anonymizing to text only? No, not video feedback. There are companies doing the video feedback and usually, the pricing starts at around $10/review, so considerably more expensive.

Kagerjay 8y ago

What benefits do the reviewers get? Do they get a financial incentive or just because its something they might enjoy doing? you said you get input. In the form of linkedin, emails, text, etc? Do you just copy paste the responses in, or do you automate this process entirely? I had to do a review for my friends company who would fit in this category as well. It was part of the entreprenurship program at his university. He asked me 20 questions in my domain expertise in youtube / twitch and I gave one hour worth of answers. He asked 40 other people who had video experience as well in that domain He said the insight was much more valuable than just text feedback he's gotten in the past. Do you see video feedback as a thing, or even vocal, or do you prefer anonymizing to text only?

BartBoch 8y ago
> What benefits do the reviewers get? Do they get a financial incentive or just because its something they might enjoy doing? Enjoy doing/being helpful. >you said you get input. In the form of linkedin, emails, text, etc? Do you just copy paste the responses in, or do you automate this process entirely? Using text messages to direct potential responders to the quick survey. >He said the insight was much more valuable than just text feedback he's gotten in the past. > >Do you see video feedback as a thing, or even vocal, or do you prefer anonymizing to text only? No, not video feedback. There are companies doing the video feedback and usually, the pricing starts at around $10/review, so considerably more expensive.