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You can strategically install the polling station. I would imagine something like this at a music festival, business or academic convention, etc... That way y
by l9k 8y ago
You can strategically install the polling station.
I would imagine something like this at a music festival, business or academic convention, etc...
That way you already have an idea of the respondents, who could be your customers/users, and then account for the bias they share because of their location.
- l9k 8y agoAs an example: organizers of an electronic festival use this to know if the 2018 festival-goers prefer Trance or Drum'n'Bass (or between artists). With the results, they can book artists for 2019 accordingly. And it doesn't matter much if the results are not representative of the population. The bias of the respondents / non-respondents inside the festival can be mitigated by advertising the polls.
- koboll 8y agoOkay, sure, that sounds like a legit use case. Maybe you should use that on your site instead of examples like "Presidential Election 2020" or "place the station near a university to get insights from academic people", which are clearly not going to yield sound, actionable results.