This research was looking for professional paint sprayers and paint finishers working in the automotive and maritime industries in the UK and Ireland for tele-depth interviews about paint finishing systems. FieldworkHub recruited the full quota of respondents in both countries.
FieldworkHub was asked to arrange focus groups with parents of children aged 2-6 in the UK, France and Germany to help them decide whether to invest in a company that made talking toys. The aim of the research was to find out about the parents’ toy purchasing behaviour and preferences.
We designed, programmed and managed a survey to assist a UK-based online provider of travel insurance products find out how widely recognised their brand name was, what attributes they associated with the brand and what factors were important to respondents when selecting travel insurance.
A US-based company that provides human factors engineering services and usability testing to medical device manufacturers, wanted to conduct research involving participants testing a new type of medical packaging in their homes. We recruited participants with differing backgrounds and scheduled the interviews.
A South African payment platform wanted to talk to consumers in the UK who regularly send remittances to Africa and South Asia about the features that they expect and need from these platforms. We used our panel to recruit over 50 candidates and screened in a final 12 participants using an online questionnaire.
A leading manufacturer of connected home devices wanted to find out more about the way consumers in the UK and Germany use smart devices in conjunction with each other. We guided 40 individuals through the research programme, which was based on a smartphone activity and an online diary.
Our client wanted to conduct 30-minute online interviews with South African consumers who purchase clear spirits to understand their brand preferences and views about the brands and test out some marketing concepts that they were developing. We recruited and screened over 20 respondents and arranged interviews with them for our client.
A social media company had carried out online surveys amongst users of its platform and wanted to conduct telephone interviews with a sample of teenage users. We were provided with a list of qualified respondents and asked to contact them, convince them to take part, and arrange payment of the incentives.
A major beer brand wanted to obtain feedback on a prototype for a new draught beer dispenser, to find out if the design made beer drinkers more likely to select the client’s brand compared to competitor brands. We helped set up a mock bar in a Central London research facility and recruited 300 respondents.
A leading US-based qualitative research agency wanted to organise a series of focus groups in the UK, France, Germany and Belgium for two divisions of a large global corporation. Using our expert knowledge, we found and booked suitable facilities in all four countries and recruited around 400 particpants.
An agency wanted to carry out in-depth telephone interviews with respondents who lived in certain postcodes and were overweight and/ or regular smokers as part of a programme to promote healthier lifestyles. We fulfilled their quotas, enabling the agency to provide results rapidly to the end client.
We assisted a consulting firm and animal charity in the UK to understand attitudes towards animal welfare and environmental issues and how this impacts shopping andconsumption of food. We recruited consumers with varying dietary habits for focus groups and created a survey to collect numerical data.
