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Title Successful Recruitment for Online Access Panels
Year 2002
Access date 17.03.2004
Abstract An Online Access Panel is a pool of Internet users who have signed-up to take part in WWW-based studies from time to time. Because participants are pre-recruited, surveys and experiments can thus be realized quickly and in a cost-efficient and methodologically favourable manner. A 4x2-factor recruitment experiment was conducted in a University-based Online Access Panel. The number of successfully recruited panelists was the dependent variable. The medium of solicitation was varied at four levels: Each time 500 randomly selected individuals were sent an invitation either by e-mail, letter, or fax, or they received a flyer. Furthermore, half of the solicitations mentioned a lottery into which the newly registered panelists would be entered, whereas the other half of the solicitations did not mention this lottery. There were marked differences in recruitment success between the four different means of contact. With the exception of flyers there were no significant differences due to the lottery information. On the basis of a cost-benefit analysis, recommendations for recruiting panelists are derived.
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Year of publication2002
Bibliographic typeConferences, workshops, tutorials, presentations
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