Our client asked us to recruit professional females in the UK, Germany, Italy and Spain for an online quantitative survey. The survey asked about career motivations, attitudes towards owning a business, and perceptions of the logistics sector. We programmed and tested the survey, ran it and cleaned the data.
Transport for London wanted to improve the environment outside Barking station. They wanted to explore perceptions of safety and test the impact of interventions on people who use the space. We completed 250 face-to-face CAPI interviews outside the station in two research waves.
A global technology company wanted to collect feedback about their digital advertising platform from professional media buyers around the world. FieldworkHub was able to find 28 respondents in Australia and 32 respondents in Japan, almost 90% of whom went on to complete the questionnaire.
A major syrup brand wanted to assess whether consumers, bartenders and baristas are more likely to select the client’s brand in preference to competitor brands. FieldworkHub recruited 100 consumers, 20 bartenders and 20 baristas for a coffee and cocktail tasting test in London.
A consultancy was helping their client to find ways to overcome a shortage of drivers of large goods vehicles in the UK and looking to improve diversity within the community of HGV drivers. We worked closely with the client to develop a suitable questionnaire and then programmed it as an online survey.
An international management consultancy firm wanted to understand the biggest needs and pain points with current software solutions used by commercial and packaging printing companies. FieldworkHub developed the survey, which was then translated into German and subsequently completed 50 interviews in each market.
Our client wanted to conduct online surveys to understand what breakpoints triggered small businesses to start using accounting software, and if these were associated with particular factors. We helped to finalise the survey, programmed and tested it, then ran the survey and delivered the raw data.
Our client wanted to carry out an Implicit Association Test to assess perceptions of injectable and oral treatments to manage type 2 diabetes in general practice. We were asked to recruit GPs and doctors with a special interest in type 2 diabetes in five European markets to complete an online test.
A well-known brand of shampoo and conditioner for women wanted to obtain quantitative feedback on some new product fragrances that it was planning to launch in the UK. FieldworkHub was asked to recruit 200 women via street intercepts in both London and Birmingham.
A leading provider of business research wanted to carry out a survey of self-employed people and single-person businesses in the UK to explore how they manage the financial side of their business. We helped to finalise the survey and then ran the survey and delivered the data and a report on the findings.
An online car dealership wanted to carry out research for car purchasing behaviours. For the quantitative research, we programmed a survey for 2500 participants. The second phase was face-to-face and online interviews. Mixing the methods of interviews was to ensure that we could deliver on the client’s needs.
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.
