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Most people skip soft launches. Those people regret it.
February 24, 2026 | by ElevenMR
Here’s what a real soft launch review looks like: ✅ Check survey logic—are people qualifying who shouldn’t?✅ Review...
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Data Quality 101: How Poor Screeners Invite Bad Respondents
February 20, 2026 | by ElevenMR
Screeners that make it obvious who qualifies don’t protect quality — they invite fraud. Intelligent screener design makes...
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Stop Betting Your Entire Study on One Sample Source
February 17, 2026 | by ElevenMR
Relying on a single provider isn’t efficient. It’s fragile. When that one source underperforms, slows down, or lets...
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Better Field Oversight = Better Decisions
February 13, 2026 | by ElevenMR
Sometimes the biggest quality upgrade isn’t software — it’s experience. 👉 Talk to our team about your next...
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If your survey takes 30+ minutes, your data quality is suffering.
February 11, 2026 | by ElevenMR
Nobody wants to take a 45-minute survey that asks the same questions three different ways. Busy professionals? They’ll...
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The Data Quality Mistakes We See Every Single Week
February 10, 2026 | by ElevenMR
Let’s talk about data quality. With bots getting smarter and AI agents gaming surveys better than ever, the difference...
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Humans + Technology = Better Data
February 9, 2026 | by ElevenMR
Fraud detection tools are critical, but experienced field teams often catch quality issues automation alone can’t. Tell us...
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Your Screener is probably Telegraphing Fraud
February 3, 2026 | by ElevenMR
I see this every week: screeners that basically tell fraudsters exactly how to qualify. “Which of these executive...
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By the Numbers: Data quality past, present and future
July 1, 2025 | by Tom Burdick
When I first started out in the market research industry in the late 1990s we collected all of...
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Data fraud: A threat to Market Research
May 5, 2025 | by Tom Burdick
There’s an episode of “The Office,” season 5, called “Customer Survey” where Jim and Dwight are shocked to...
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