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Professional Handling of Surveys Presentation by Vinit Khandelwal

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Page 1: Professional handling of surveys

Professional Handling of Surveys

Presentation by Vinit Khandelwal

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Survey is the Back Bone of Marketing Research

• Why a Market Research?

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Where do we see surveys happening?

• Exit polls during elections• Census

• Restaurant feedback forms• Google Forms

• PagalGuy Best B-Schools Survey

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Skilled LaborRoutine affair

Non RoutineSpecialized

Survey

Self

Professional

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Not Solution.. But Information

• Mail• Telephone Interviews• Personal Interviews• Focus Groups• Observation• Online

• Objectives

• Budget

• Time

• Resources

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Why?To direct

Purpose?Find out Public

awarenessPublic opinion

Objectives

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Budget

• High > Costlier Survey Methods

• “However Big the Budget may be, it always fall short of the expected level”

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Time

• Availability decidesSurvey Method

• Children’s preferenceof food brand > Less Time

• Opinion towardsadvertisement > More Time– Reaching out time– Collecting opinion time

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Questionnaire DesignQuestionnaire Design

ConsistentWillingness to Answer

Easy to AdministerCommunicating the meaning

Equitable Access to Information

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Questionnaire designing: An expert Job

Structured•Objective•No confusion

Un Structured

•Subjective•Follow-up action required

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If the Questionnaire

is complex and the

respondants require

continuous guidance in answering?

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AnswerPersonal Interview

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If the respondent

needs to carry out a careful pre-search of

various information

sources before

answering?

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AnswerMail

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If Questionnaire

needs to be supplemented

by a lot of visuals?

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AnswerOnline Interview

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Sample Size : Sample Error

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If the sample size is large and widely distributed

across a large area?

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AnswerMail

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If the sample is small and distributed

across a large area and

respondent anonymity is

the top priority?

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AnswerOnline Interview

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If sample size is large and respondent

prefers privacy?

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AnswerTelephone Interview

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Sample Size : Resources

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Resources (Money, Time, People)

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Survey Method : Time• Response required immediately– Telephone or Online <hidden answer>

Survey Method : Budget• Budget is large & requires continuous personal

interaction with the respondent– Personal Interview

Survey Method : People• Large Human Resource & Large Sample– Personal Interview

• Low Human Resource & Low Budget– Mail or Telephone Interview

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If the budget is limited and

the sample size is large and spread

across a wide area?

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AnswerMail

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If the target audience is NOT poor

and is highly time

conscious?

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AnswerTelephone Interview

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If the questionnaire is complex and

if the interviewer

needs to assist the

respondent in understanding the questions?

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AnswerPersonal Interview

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Observation

• Close look at respondent & his/her impressions WITH or WOTHOUT being aware

• Example, Product Trial at Malls

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Mail

Sample is largeSpread across a wide areaInterviewer presence XRespondent Free from Time constraintFree from Pressure of interview environmentMost EconomicalObjective + SubjectiveGoogle Forms

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Personal Interviews

• First Hand Information• Personal Information• Make understand and Answer– Readymade Questionnaire– Spontaneous

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Telephone Interviews

• Time Constraint• Reach Constraint– Readymade Questionnaire– Spontaneous

• Possibility of multiple calls– To set appointment / find respondent

free– Broken Interview– Clarify answers

• Mood from Voice

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Focus Groups

• Example, Improving featuresof the products

• Qualitative Specialty Group• Usually 10• 2-3 hours• Brainstorming – alternatives1. Introduction of members2. Moderator puts Question/Brief• Example, to prepare Questionnaire

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Online Interview

• Wide usage• Geographical distances• Simplified Questionnaire administration• Respondent– Time Convenience– Pressure Convenience– Thought Convenience

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Limitations of Survey

• Surveys rely on Respondent’s– Motivation– Sincerity– Responsiveness– Memory– Ability

• Complex Social Situations• Self Selected Samples (Non-probability)

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Survey Tool Suitability Matrix

MailPersonal Interview

Telephone Interview Observation

Focus Groups

Online Interview

Interviewer Bias Less High High High High Medium

Economy Economic Costly Medium Economic Costly Economic

Geographical Reach within a

time frame High Low High Low Low HighResponse Rate Low High Medium High High Medium

Respondent Freedom High Low High High High High

Ability to link with other tools High High Low High High High

Respondent's Obligation to

answer Low High Medium Low High Medium

Respondent's ability to recollect High Low Low - High High

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Thank You!