Introduction | p. 1 |
To Panel or Not to Panel - What Is and What Is Not an Online Access Panel | p. 5 |
Online Market Research. Perspectives | p. 5 |
The Online Trend in the Context of Offline Market Research | p. 5 |
Sampling | p. 6 |
Respondent Convenience | p. 6 |
Speed | p. 7 |
Cost & Price vs. Quality | p. 8 |
Online Reporting Tools | p. 9 |
Questionnaire Complexity | p. 10 |
Background Information | p. 11 |
Online Attempts of Re-Contextualising Market Research: The Digital Trend | p. 12 |
Offline vs. Online Access Panels | p. 14 |
Who Are Our Online Respondents? | p. 14 |
History | p. 14 |
Trends | p. 15 |
What Makes an Online Access Panel? | p. 16 |
Recruitment | p. 17 |
Recruitment Source and Method | p. 17 |
Recruitment Questionnaire | p. 18 |
Management | p. 19 |
Password Procedures | p. 20 |
Para Data Analysis | p. 21 |
Attrition & Purge | p. 22 |
Response Rate & Response Control | p. 22 |
Sampling | p. 23 |
Panel Rules | p. 24 |
Communication | p. 26 |
Support Communication | p. 26 |
Direct Communications | p. 27 |
Unsubscribing Membership | p. 27 |
Terms & Conditions | p. 28 |
Questionnaire | p. 32 |
Screening Questions | p. 33 |
Global Coverage and Size | p. 34 |
Incentive Policies | p. 36 |
Background Information | p. 37 |
What Doesn't Make an Online Access Panel? | p. 38 |
Recruitment | p. 38 |
Management | p. 39 |
Sampling | p. 40 |
Rules | p. 42 |
Communication | p. 42 |
Global Coverage and Size | p. 43 |
Incentive Policies and Prices | p. 43 |
Available Information | p. 43 |
Conclusions - EFAMRO Quality Standards for Access Panels (QSAP) | p. 44 |
Bottling Communication: The Rhetoric of Online Interviewing | p. 47 |
Prologue | p. 47 |
From Linguistic Behaviour to Social Roles | p. 47 |
G.H. Mead's Sociology | p. 48 |
The School of Symbolic Interactionism (SI) | p. 49 |
Herbert Blumer's Model | p. 49 |
Ervin Goffman's Theory of Roles | p. 50 |
Mediated Identities | p. 51 |
The Myth of World Wide Web and the Networked World | p. 52 |
Negotiating the Self in Mediated Contact - Web Pages | p. 53 |
Social Context Cues | p. 54 |
Flaming and the Task-Oriented Research Model in Computer-Mediated Communication | p. 55 |
The Social-Emotion-Oriented Model | p. 57 |
The Social Identity Model of Deindividuation Effects (SIDE) | p. 58 |
Steps Towards a Synthetic Model | p. 59 |
Bottling Communication: Applying Symbolic Interactionism to Computer-Mediated Communication | p. 62 |
Social Roles in Panel Communication | p. 63 |
Launching the Bottle: The Rhetoric of the Online Researcher | p. 67 |
Recruitment Practices and Introductory Discourse | p. 67 |
Online Access Panels Recruitment Practices | p. 67 |
A Matter of Principle | p. 67 |
On to On vs. Off to On | p. 68 |
Introductory Discourse | p. 70 |
Email Marketing - The Rhetoric of the Online Researcher's Introductory Discourse | p. 70 |
Transitivity in Computer-Mediated Communication: Snowballing | p. 77 |
Staging Letters and the Use of Hyperlinks in Panel Communication | p. 81 |
Invitation to Surveys | p. 85 |
Invitation to Research Surveys | p. 85 |
Invitation to Screening Surveys | p. 88 |
Letter to Winner | p. 89 |
Support Messages - The True Social Dialogue | p. 92 |
Panellist Website and Newsletters | p. 100 |
Panellist Web Page | p. 100 |
Newsletter | p. 102 |
Conclusions | p. 104 |
Finding the Bottle: The Rhetoric of the Online Panellist | p. 109 |
The Online Trend in Market Research Between Collection Method and Perception Stage | p. 109 |
Membership Perception | p. 112 |
Perception of Incentives | p. 116 |
Perception of Hotline | p. 120 |
Conclusions | p. 122 |
Conclusions | p. 125 |
References | p. 129 |
Panellist Satisfaction Survey | p. 133 |
Access Panels Quality Checklist | p. 137 |
Checklist of Procedures | p. 145 |
EFAMRO - International Quality Standards for Access Panels (QSAP) | p. 147 |
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