Survey Analytics Adds Spearman’s Rho Correlation Coefficient

Survey Analytics’ Enterprise Research Platform has introduced a powerful way to measure of correlation between two variables, the so-called Spearman’s rho correlation coefficient.

The Greek Letter rho

A correlation coefficient is a number between -1 and +1 which describes the extent to which two variables are related. Values near 1 indicate a strong positive association; values near -1 indicate a strong negative (or inverse) association; and values near 0 indicate a lack of correlation altogether.

Spearman’s rho is a non-parametric statistic, meaning it does not assume any particular distribution of the variables being described. Other common correlation coefficient statistics, notably Pearson’s r, assume the variables are distributed normally.

Survey Analytics plans to add the Pearson’s r correlation coefficient in another upcoming release.

Click here for a tutorial on how to calculate Spearman’s rho using Survey Analytics’ Enteprise Research Platform.

Missed the Discrete Choice Conjoint Webinar? Never Fear.

Discrete Choice Conjoint Steps

Today Survey Analytics held a very well-attended webinar entitled, “How to Run Discrete Choice Conjoint Analysis.”

Missed it? Never fear.

Click this link for a copy of the webinar video and slides.

The webinar recording will help you understand:

  • What discrete choice conjoint analysis is
  • The theory and logic behind discrete choice conjoint analysis
  • When to use discrete choice conjoint in your research
  • Specific case studies of how others have used discrete choice conjoint
  • How to design a discrete choice conjoint project
  • How to write a discrete choice conjoint questionnaire
  • How to analyze the results of a discrete choice conjoint project

The webinar featured Survey Analytics’ Enterprise Research Platform, with a newly enhanced discrete choice conjoint module, including such features as integrated d-optimal design generation, design import and upgraded part-worth calculations using maximum likelihood estimates.

Click this link for a copy of the webinar video and slides.

Webinar: How to Run Discrete Choice Conjoint Analysis

Discrete Choice Conjoint Steps

Discrete choice conjoint analysis is a popular marketing research technique that helps you determine the optimal mix of features in a new product or service.

Survey Analytics invites you to a complimentary one-hour webinar, “How to Run Discrete Choice Conjoint Analysis.” The webinar is on Tuesday, May 22nd at 10am Pacific Time / 1pm Eastern Time / 6pm Greenwich Mean Time.

Click this link to register for the webinar.

The basics of discrete choice conjoint analysis are not hard to understand. In just one hour, you will gain an understanding of how to design, conduct and analyze a discrete choice conjoint analysis project.

This webinar will help you understand:

  • What discrete choice conjoint analysis is
  • The theory and logic behind discrete choice conjoint analysis
  • When to use discrete choice conjoint in your research
  • Specific case studies of how others have used discrete choice conjoint
  • How to design a discrete choice conjoint project
  • How to write a discrete choice conjoint questionnaire
  • How to analyze the results of a discrete choice conjoint project

The webinar will feature Survey Analytics’ Enterprise Research Platform, with a newly enhanced discrete choice conjoint module, including such features as integrated d-optimal design generation, design import and upgraded part-worth calculations using maximum likelihood estimates.

The webinar will be conducted by Andrew Jeavons, President of Survey Analytics.

Anyone who attends the webinar or downloads the video and slides afterward will get one complimentary month of Survey Analytics’ discrete choice conjoint capability.

Click this link to register for the webinar.

Use QR Codes to Get Rapid Feedback with Survey Analytics

Survey Analytics now makes it exceedingly easy to get rapid feedback via mobile devices using QR codes with a new service called RapidFeedback.

RapidFeedback replaces the need for feedback cards or survey links posted on receipts. Post the RapidFeedback codes on posters, billboards, receipts, print ads, brochures, and anywhere else you want to receive instant feedback from your customers.

QR Codes

Customers do not need to download an app to give you instant feedback. Survey Analytics has integrated QR codes with HTML5 technology so that customers can give feedback right in their mobile browsers.

Customization and branding of RapidFeedback codes are available to match your logo and colors.

The possibilities are endless!

Here’s how to implement RapidFeedback in SurveyAnalytics:

RapidFeedback Step 1

  • Log in to Survey Analytics
  • Create a New Survey
  • Click Edit Survey, then Add New Question
  • Under Connector, Click RapidFeedback
RapidFeedback Step 2

Here you can generate anywhere from one to many hundreds of RapidFeedback QR codes for you to post wherever you need customer input.

Smile! Survey Analytics Has Smiley Questions

Survey Analytics has added two cool new types of questions:  a smiley rating scale, and a thumbs-up / thumbs down question.

Smiley Question

The smiley question is a 5-point rating scale, obviously intended to represent a range of sentiment from negative to natural to positive.  Here’s what it looks like with the default wording.

Smiley Question

Of course, you can customize the labels and the question text.  Here’s where you edit the labels.

Smiley Customization

Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down

Here’s a peek at the second cool new question type:  the Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down question:

Thumbs Up Thumbs Down Question

As with the smiley question, the labels and text are completely customizable.

Enjoy the new question types, and have a nice day!

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Connect Your Survey to Facebook

It’s easy to connect your survey to Facebook using Survey Analytics’ Enterprise Research Platform.

Why connect your survey to Facebook?  So you can easily include a button in your survey asking respondents to connect with their Facebook account.

When respondents connect to their Facebook account, they can share the survey with their Facebook friends.

Imagine the possibilities!  Now you are not just restricted to collecting data from your respondents; you can tap into the knowledge of their social connections.

When you connect your survey to Facebook with Survey Analytics' Enterprise Research Platform, you can put a Facebook authentication button in your survey, which allows respondents to share the survey with their Facebook friends.

When respondents connect with Facebook in your survey, they are opting in to sharing some basic information from their Facebook account, including:

- Facebook User ID
- First and Last Name
- Language
- Gender
- Date of Birth

It’s easy to add Facebook Connect to your survey.  Follow this link for a tutorial explaining this simple process step by step.

Survey Analytics Supports Easy Categorization in Text Analysis

There are many times when your survey dataset includes unstructured text data such as responses to open-ended questions.

The text analysis feature in Survey Analytics’ Enterprise Research Platform helps you derive valuable insights from unstructured text data.

You can code your unstructured text data  into categories, allowing for quantitative analysis.

Use the text analysis feature of Survey Analytics software to set up  and analyze text categories in your data.

Here’s how:

Text Categorization 1

Click on “Text Analysis” under the “Analytics” tab.  Under “categories,” click “add new,” then add in each of the categories into which you want to code your data, clicking “save” after you add each one.

Text Categorization 2

Once you have saved the categories for your analysis, click “categorize responses” in order to begin the coding process.

Text Categorization 3

For each unstructured text response, simply click on the appropriate category to code that response in the category.  Please note, you can categorize a response in more than one category if you so choose.

Text Categorization 4

Once you have completed the coding process, the coded responses are available for quantitative analysis.  You will be able to view charts showing the distribution of categorized responses.