Diary Study Participation (Opportunity Overview)
Diary study participation involves recording and sharing parts of your day with researchers, typically over a multi-day period. For example, a diary study about food preferences may ask you to record everything you eat in a week. Of course, the subject matter across different studies can vary. There are diary studies (aka multi-day studies) on sleep, finance, hobbies, and more. With different types of diary studies, different recording methods may be required as well. For example, some researchers may ask you to write everything in a physical notebook. Others, however, may prefer an online recording (like in a spreadsheet).
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Platforms With Diary Study Participation Opportunities
IntelliZoom is a user experience (UX) research platform where panelists can get paid to give feedback on various companies' websites, apps, and other digital products via paid studies. Founded in 2007, the platform claims to have over 1.2M panelists and over 400 customers.
TestingTime is a crowdtesting platform that connects businesses and researchers with individuals looking to participate in paid user tests, interviews, focus groups, diary studies, and more. Founded in Switzerland in 2015, TestingTime is now part of the Norstat Group, and claims to pay over €1M per year to its pool of over 940k testers.
Userlytics is a crowdtesting platform that connects organizations with UX testers who get paid to provide feedback on websites and apps. Founded in 2009, the platform claims to have over 2M testers, around 50 new studies uploaded every day, and worked with companies like Riot Games, Microsoft, eBay, Verizon, Coca-Cola, and more.
Testable Minds is a crowdsourcing platform that connects participants with researchers conducting psychological and behavioral experiments and scientific studies. Founded in 2015, the platform claims to have 12k+ researchers and 85k+ participants.
FocusGroup.com is a rewards platform where members can get paid to participate in online surveys, research interviews, focus groups, and more. Founded in 2002, the platform claims to have paid out over $65M in a single year.
National Consumer Panel (NCP) is a mobile rewards platform where members earn points for sharing their purchase history and participating in surveys and studies. Founded in 2010, the platform is a joint venture between NielsenIQ and Circana (prev. IRI), which claims to measure over $4T in global consumer spending.
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