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TURF stands for Total Unduplicated Reach and Frequency. It is a statistical model that estimates market potential with limited resources.
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Check it out in an example survey ! Add a survey with this question to your account! Using Alchemer's Add as Needed feature you can allow your respondents to answer a given set of questions repeatedly. In our example (right), the resp...
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Website visitors can click on the survey link to navigate directly to the survey. They also have the option to decline the invitation, thereby closing the pop-up window.
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How to use the Alchemer Mobile SDK with React Native.
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It can be very helpful to provide a data analyst or programmer with a legend or key to your survey. The Survey Legend provides you with a clean, easy-to-read view.
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While we have a Ranking Grid question that automatically validates for a single answer per column there are some scenarios where you might wish to apply this to a Radio Button Grid question.
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Alchemer logic features allow you to customize your survey for each respondent by dynamically showing survey content based on things like answers to previous questions within the survey, email campaign contact information, or URL variables. What...
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Because Google is now weighing recent ratings more heavily than historical ratings, if an app receives more one-star reviews in the current week and Google drops the apps rating, they will send through the ratings data that supports that score instead of the actual numbers coming through.
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If you're promoting your Alchemer survey via Facebook ads of course you'll want to track the success of this ad. You can do so using the Facebook Pixel.
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This is a quick reference guide to compatibility of our logic, piping, repeating, and randomization features. See the blue linked articles below for more information on each individual feature. Need to see if these features are available in your pl...