Kitchen Appliances
What does cooking for your household really look like? We want to understand how different households manage everyday meals, including their cooking habits, routines and the challenges they face. Your feedback will help a leading household goods brand create better kitchen products and experiences for families at different stages of life. We’re looking to speak with families…
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We’re looking for families with children aged 5 to 14 to help with a new piece of research about exhibition visits. We want to hear from parents who live in or around Manchester and enjoy days out in the city with their children. This research is all about understanding what a family visit feels like from start…
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What makes a furniture store worth visiting, beyond simply buying something? We’re working with a furniture and home décor retailer to explore what makes shopping in store enjoyable, useful and memorable. We want to hear about inspiration, advice, food, services and family activities. Your feedback could help shape more welcoming and rewarding store experiences. The research…
Learn moreGalleries & Museums
We’re looking for people who live within 90 minutes of Chichester to share their views on art galleries and museums. Whether you enjoy visiting or never really go, we want to understand what draws people in, what puts them off, and what could make these places feel more appealing. We want to understand why people do or do…
Learn moreMortgage Matters
We’re looking for people across the UK to take part in online research about managing a mortgage. This study will explore how people read, understand and respond to mortgage-related communications during times of change. If you have a residential mortgage, shared ownership mortgage, or a small buy-to-let mortgage, we’d love to hear from you. Your…
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We’re inviting people to take part in a confidential research study about experiences of financial fraud. We want to understand how these situations unfold, how people deal with them, and what support would make the biggest difference.Your experience could help banks, services and organisations improve fraud prevention and provide better support for others in the future.
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