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Your guide to paid research
From a quick survey to a thoughtful conversation, discover how sharing your experiences can help shape what comes next.

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At home, on the phone or face to face.
Find out what taking part really involves.
Answer questionnaires and share your everyday opinions, wherever you are.
Online · Self-pacedTalk to a researcher and go a little deeper into your experiences.
By phone · One-to-oneTry a product, follow the brief and tell researchers what you think.
Hands-on · At home or on siteJoin a moderated conversation and help shape products and services.
Online or in person · Group discussionExperience a service as a customer, then report on the details.
In store or online · ObservationRecord everyday moments and contribute to ongoing conversations.
Online · Over timeYour first steps
Every study is different.
These are the usual steps.
Check who runs it, how it uses your data and what kinds of studies it offers.
Complete your profile honestly. Screening helps researchers find the people they need.
Read the brief, complete the agreed tasks and receive the incentive under the study terms.
Paid market research rewards eligible participants for sharing opinions, experiences or product feedback. Companies use this feedback to understand their customers. Invitations, selection and rewards depend on each study; participation is not a guaranteed income.
Market research gathers and analyses information about customers, products and markets. It helps organisations understand needs, explore ideas and make better-informed decisions.
Looks for patterns in numerical data. Surveys are a common example.
Explores the reasons behind people’s views. Think interviews and focus groups.
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A few things worth knowing
Clear answers before you take the next step.
It is research in which selected participants receive an incentive for providing feedback. Methods include online surveys, interviews, product tests, focus groups, mystery shopping and online diaries.
No. Researchers recruit for specific criteria and may use screening questions. Your profile, the study requirements and available places determine whether you can take part.
Depending on the study, incentives may be cash, vouchers or a product. Check the amount, completion requirements and payment timing in the invitation before accepting.