johnli

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by johnli 6y ago
Shameless plug for the service we built to solve this for ourselves - https://www.pickfu.com The MVP was to meant to replace asking randos at a coffee shop about your idea/design/etc. Over time we've added demog
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by johnli 17y ago
As noted before, it's tough to know that 100% of the responses are truthful on any survey. With PickFu, you can read the explanations to get a feel as to which respondents put some thought in. I'm sorry you had a rough experience with that
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by johnli 17y ago
Ah yeah, I get what you're talking about. It's one of the features I've been wanting to add for a while too - filtering the responses by any demographic combination. Not pri 1, maybe in the next version. =)
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by johnli 17y ago
Thanks Lukas, I plan on being there. Looking forward to meeting up - you guys are doing some awesome things with MTurk.
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by johnli 17y ago
Actually, there is a way you can view the votes by (gender,age-group,etc.) - click on the "Option A vs. Option B" tab right under "Who responded to your question?" Is that what you were looking for? If so, it's our fault for not making it
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by johnli 17y ago
It would require more effort to get 50 responses from a tiny demographic segment than a large one, so I was wondering if having the price inversely correlated to the segment size was reasonable to an end user.
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by johnli 17y ago
Hmm, would you pay more than twice as much to target a demographic segment that was less that 50% of the population?
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by johnli 17y ago
We looked at using Qualifications a bit, but quickly decided that it wasn't worth our time to deal with them, at least for PickFu in its current state.
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by johnli 17y ago
Our respondents don't get paid unless they actually explain their answers - which both reduces false responses and provides unique value and insight to the service. For example, we used this feature to dogfood our own FAQ page: http://pick
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by johnli 17y ago
Currently no, you can't set up a higher # of responses. We found that 50 responses offers a good set of opinions without taking too long to finish. What are some other options you'd like to see?
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by johnli 17y ago
another one of the creators here, thanks for the warm comments. a follow-up question - how much more compelling would this be if you could choose/influence the demographics and # of responses (potentially at a higher cost)?