Show and tell
Face-to-face research has always been a popular way to learn people’s opinions. By interacting directly with respondents, interviewers can capture more detailed thoughts on specific subjects – from TV adverts, to new products, to places and events.
At Marketing Means, our data collection team is highly experienced in conducting face-to-face surveys, and knows how to recruit the right people for rounded and unbiased insight.
We offer four types of face-to-face research:
- In-street. We use a short questionnaire with a ‘convenience’ sample of people in public places. This gives results that are indicative, but not usually statistically sound.
- Exit interviews. Interviewing people as they leave a venue is a cost-effective way to find out about the experiences they’ve just had.
- In-home. These longer and more complex face-to-face surveys are best for when detailed, high quality data is needed about people in a specific area.
- Hall tests. Interviewers recruit people in the street and take them to a nearby location to complete an interview. This is especially valuable when the survey is about products or media.
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To learn more about face-to-face surveys, or to discuss a project you have in mind, contact us on 01364 654485 or email us directly