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Hi, I work for a group named Survey Sampling Int. We build giant online panels and communities of survey respondents - often we give out various types of incentives for survey participation.
I'm looking for assistance and advice on the following 4 categories:
1) Discovering fraud patterns of people trying to game the system and provide recommendations for how we minimize fraud and analyze behaviors.
2) Determining the best individualized incentive strategy (much like a casino). How do we give out rewards in such a way to maximize the yield of people taking surveys?
3) Optimize allocation of respondents to available surveys in real-time as they land with us to take a survey (router optimization using a predictive model, evaluating all incoming traffic)
4) Panel behavior and performance overall based on our existing (and future) needs – predictive demand model (insuring that we have enough supply to meet our future demand for survey completes)
Thanks for any info in advance.
Kind regards,
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Where are you standing today with the project?
I think that the 4 categories may interlink. Fraudulent Patterns, Incentives, Resource leveling, and Projections – all benefit from being able to identify the phenomena and key factors of events.
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