Guides
Research community guides
These guides explain the parts of community research that come up again and again: what a research community is, how to choose the software to run one on, how agencies run one for each client, how to code a survey so its data file makes sense to the next person, and how to read a number with its base. Each one starts with a short definition, says plainly where Survizo fits, and links to the feature pages behind each claim.
Guides
What is a research community? Insight communities explained
A definition first, then how a community differs from a panel, a one-off survey and a focus group, what runs in one, who uses one and how long one lasts.
Read the guideHow to choose an insight community platform: a checklist
Eight things to test on a real study of yours: logic, question types, qualitative tools, AI, exports, white-label, data protection and languages.
Read the guideHow to run a white-label research community for a client
How an agency runs one community per client under the client's brand, what members and the client see, and what to agree at handover.
Read the guideSurvey codebook template for Excel and SPSS
S1, S2, S3 question codes, multiple-response columns, labels and values, with a CSV template you can download and fill in.
Read the guideBase size in survey research: small bases and crosstabs
What a base is, why every crosstab shows one, why results under thirty people are directional, and how to read a crosstab step by step.
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