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Collaborative panel management - A case study of panelist incentivization
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Sophisticated choice tasks have helped bridge the gap between expensive (and realistic) revealed preference models and less expensive (but less realistic) stated preference models. Our presentation presents a direct comparison between three methodologies.
In order to better understand how to most effectively incentivize panelists, Opinion Outpost conducted both a survey research project and an experiment during the summer of 2008. The results of these experiments provided three sets of metrics regarding relative preference of incentives:
- Cross tabulated panelist responses when asked for first preference among incentive schemes.
- Utility and demand metrics derived from a conjoint choice task.
- Experimental results derived from offering the panelist an actual choice of incentive.
Author(s): Bob Fawson, Edward Johnson
Date of publication: 24.10.2008
ISBN: 92-831-0226-6
Order Code: S332
Number of pages: 18
Conference collection: Panel Research 2008
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- Don’t ask. Listen.
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