Our client wanted to conduct 90-minute focus groups with French-Canadian individuals who lived in Quebec and who spoke Québécois. We were asked to find a suitably qualified Québécois moderator and a simultaneous translator for the research.
Our client wanted to interview five categories of healthcare practitioner in the USA (physicians, specialist gastroenterologists, pharmacists, nurses and hospitalists) on the topic of Clostridium difficile (C. diff), a type of bacteria that can cause severe diarrhoea and colitis.
FieldworkHub was asked to assist a multinational technology company to improve their internet app, games and content store in Brazil and India. The client wanted to understand the motivations (explicit and observed) of existing frequent users to help prioritise future development of the store.
We were asked to recruit B2B respondents in the USA who are directly responsible for operating a company health insurance and pharmacy plan. The client wanted to talk to understand how they use their provider’s online portal to manage the pharmacy benefits that their company offers to its employees.
FieldworkHub recruited respondents in Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, the Netherlands, Poland and Latvia for online focus groups. Our client was working on a project about the dissemination of information regarding EU-funded science projects. They wanted respondents who were interested in science and had different levels of trust towards European institutions.
An online content and advertising company asked FieldworkHub to recruit participants and run focus groups with senior executives from traditional creative adveristing and performance agencies. We recruited over 50 people for focus groups in 4 global markets including the UK, Germany, India and Singapore.
The UK Payment Systems Regulator reached out to FieldworkHub to investigate the perceptions of businesses in the UK on card and interbank payments. We helped to design the market research approach, recruited suitable participants and provided input on the client’s draft discussion guide.
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.
We recruited a variety of smartphone users in Japan to understand how they use ‘focus mode’. We were asked to recruit mostly iPhone users and to include a number of students in the sample. Participants needed to be 18+, with an average daily screen time of 4+ hours.
A leading health research charitable foundation which focuses on climate change, infectious diseases and mental health, asked us to help run an 10-month online community to draw together professionals, students and campaigners in Brussels.
A Norwegian company who develops products for healthcare providers and hospitals reached out to us to recruit paramedics and anaesthesiologists in the UK and the USA for online video calls. The calls were designed to provide input to help the client with a new product design.
A company in the appliance industry, wanted to understand how German consumers use small appliances in daily life to elevate meals into something special. We recruited 30 respondents for an online bulletin board, which required the completion of activities over two days and follow-up questions.
