We helped an international charity to conduct online focus groups in five different countries (UK, US, Italy, South Africa and Norway). The client wanted to test the messaging of their latest materials and understand more about how the types of imagery they were using affects people’s willingness to donate and the way donors view the people that the charity supports. The client asked us to arrange three focus groups in each country: one group with the general public (representative of each country’s population as a whole), one group with people that actively supported an international charity, and one group with people who were first-, second- or third-generation immigrants to the country they currently lived in.
FieldworkHub consulted with the client to help them develop the screener, based on their requirements to ensure that our team recruited their target audiences. We also arranged moderators and interpreters, respondent recruitment, incentive handling, transcripts, translations and the hosting of the online focus groups on our Zoom platform.
Our team also ensured that all the moderators and simultaneous translators and arranged for them to be briefed thoroughly to ensure they collected rich insights for the client. The client was pleased with the high quality of service provided by our team and our communications with them throughout the project.
I contacted FieldworkHub with a last-minute research request. It was a pleasure to work with people who were clearly experts at what they do. Not only did they turn the whole project around super quickly, but they were responsive, helpful and gave very thoughtful suggestions when I asked for advice. The process was smooth and easy from the start.
The team at FieldworkHub was very professional and passionate in their efforts to find suitable recruits for our B2B research. Their flexibility and responsiveness helped us find interesting participants to meet our tight research schedule. We appreciate the organized recruitment process and how open the team was to our feedback!
