Where can I find online focus groups?

Top 16 Online Focus Groups

User Interviews (my favorite) User Interviews used to be available only in the US or Canada.
Respondent.io (must try this one)
Ipsos i-Say.
Recruit and Field.
Survey Junkie.
Survey Feeds.
FocusGroup.com.
American Consumer Opinion.

How do I find people for my focus group?

Here are a few ways to start find millennials for your focus group:

Post information on your company Facebook page – gain their trust by giving them as much information about you as possible!
Post information in groups they’re part of.
Create polls about the research and get them involved.

How do you promote a focus group?

You can reach out to potential participants with physical advertising such as flyers or adverts posted in targeted locations such as schools, workplaces, post offices, or local newspapers. Online methods could include email campaigns and reaching out to specific attendee types through Facebook groups.

Why is it important to have 8/12 participants in a focus group?

Typically a focus group includes a small number of people, often between 8 to 12 participants, plus a moderator that helps guide the discussion. Once you have narrowed down the topics and discussion questions, you’ll have a better understanding of who is best qualified to participate in your focus group.

How do you recruit consumers?

Five ways to recruit respondents for your retail market research

Use social media. Social media is an incredibly powerful way to recruit respondents – especially in retail market research when you need to target a specific audience.
Recruit via a panel.
Refer a friend.
Get on the phone.
Always over-recruit.

Do focus groups pay well?

Paid focus groups are definitely a legitimate way to make money. There are dozens of major market research companies out there that rely on focus groups for shaping their customers’ activities, which means they pay very well for you to participate in these.

Are focus groups expensive?

Focus groups are relatively expensive compared to other forms of research. A focus group usually includes an average of 10 participants. Companies typically pay $400 to $600 for each participant, which is much higher per capita than any other type of primary research or survey.