In this Feature Spotlight we are demonstrating how to use HotSpot Image Testing in your survey. HotSpot Image Testing is a new feature added to Survey Analytics, and is somewhat similar to Heatmap Analysis. You can check out the Feature Spotlight on Heatmap first here. HotSpot differs from Heatmap in a few ways. It is still a visual question type, but instead respondents can click a thumbs up or a thumbs down on areas of an image that they like or dislike. It can be used across a multitude of scenarios and industries. Keep reading to learn more about HotSpot Image Testing and see how to set it up today.
To add a HotSpot question to your survey, simply select the survey you want to edit or create a new one. Then click "Add a Question to This Survey" and scroll down. Find the "Advanced Question Types" header, there you will find Image/Multimedia and under that, "HotSpot Image Testing."
Once you've selected the HotSpot question type, you will see a screen that allows you to choose or upload an image as well as enter the question text. In this example, I am using a ski trail map picture. I've left the question text as the default because I like the way it sounds.
Now that your image is uploaded, you can click + drag transparent boxes over areas of interest. After each box is added, a text box will appear that allows you to enter text that will appear below the box when you hover. In this example, I am asking respondents whether or not they like the tubing area. You can do this for a number of areas on an image.
This is how the image will appear when taking the survey. If you click a thumbs up on an area that you like, the box will appear green. If you click a thumbs down, it will appear red. And that's all there is to it! When viewing the analytics, you can see who has selected a thumbs up or thumbs down on each area. HotSpot Image Testing has many uses for ad testing, logo design, marketing materials, packaging testing, R&D, and much more! To see a step-by-step walkthrough of how to set up HotSpot, watch the video below.
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این دستگاه با توجه به قرار گیری الکتروموتور آنها به دو مدل بالازن و پایین زن تقسیم می شود. همچنین به صورت مکانیکی (دستی) یا برقی نیز تولید شده و روانه بازار می شوند. کره گیر های برقی با استفاده از انرژی الکتریکی، نیروی گریز از مرکز را ایجاد نموده
و عملیات چربی گیری از ماست را به نحو احسن انجام می دهند. به کار گیری از دستگاه ها خیلی راحت تر از کره گیر های مکانیکی می باشد لذا در اکثر موارد به کره گیر های دستی ترجیح داده می شوند.