A New Way to Gather Online Feedback...

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How it Works

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BeyondPOLLS is an application that can be embedded on a website or accessed via a link.

 

It enables people to express an opinion about a topic by selecting or adding keywords or phrases and then rating their importance as shown by the image to the right.

 

A summary of all opinions in rated word or phrase form can be shown in any format.

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BeyondPOLLS can be a stand alone customizable feedback tool or the rated word or phrase patent can be integrated with other functionalty.  A good example is the Amazon Wireless Reading device shown on the Process Tab of this web site.

 

It appeals to people reluctant to write comments and reduces the frustration many consumers have with long-form online surveys.

 

The table format for the display of rated words and phrases is ideal for mobile devices.

 

BeyondPOLLS does not replace traditional polls or surveys. It serves as one more way companies and market research firms can collect consumer and customer insights.

 

This new listening tool can be used in a variety of ways, including --

 

  • Identify customer needs
  • Capture market intelligence
  • Test advertising and marketing campaigns
  • Accelerate feedback on new products
  • Provide consumers with a better way to make buying decisions

 

For market research and survey companies it can improve competitiveness, provide customers with a new information source and serve as a new revenue stream.

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Market Feedback

BeyondPOLLS goes beyond the tools that are available today and moves online feedback to the next level.  The purpose of the app/widget is to provide a white-label, hosted software application that is easily embedded within any existing web site to provide a holistic set of feedback.  The patented system is built around 1) keyword ratings, 2) open-end comments, and 3) overall product/site ratings.  By combining these three dimensions, the widget allows users to contribute and share their opinions about existing recommendations, products or other site content.  This more detailed feedback, including rated keywords and phrases, can help support the site marketing through SEO management, article content and social network postings beyond what today’s offerings provide. Dale Allman, CEO  Creative Data Networks and Analytics, LLC, a U.S. marketing and research company

“I like the widget a lot – very easy to use to collect a pulse that is open ended. One piece of feedback which I’m sure you noticed – the example on your blog for Motrin, where you capture frequency and rating …Great example of how the rating system can be misinterpreted. I wasn’t sure if I was rating the term (ex. “Misguided”) or rating the Motrin campaign itself. You can see the disparity between frequency and some of the stronger ratings (ex. “offensive”). With some clarification on what you are rating with the stars, it will be clear.” Adam Cohen, Partner, Rosetta

“BeyondPOLLS is an interesting offering in the social marketing space because it blends a ratings mindset with a sentiment mining opportunity. Several companies are building sentiment search tools, which is different than BeyondPOLLS, but which shows a view of how businesses are seeking to understand intentions, sentiments, and more across multiple web spaces. “  Chris Brogan

“As a marketing veteran with a decade in national politics, gauging sentiment and tapping into the emotion of crowds is at the core of every consumer brand, public policy, and new business idea. The ability to collect and visualize key emotion, priorities, and sentiment of a target audience/community, especially the way BeyondPOLLS approaches the task is a necessity as social networks gain adoption.” Albert Maruggi, President of Provident Partners

"LOVE, love, love the BeyondPOLLS.com - great idea!!!! Love the rating tool!!!” Zena Weist, Manager, Interactive Brand Strategy at Embarq

“This looks cool …it enables people who can’t express themselves in the written word so well or who just can’t take the time to craft a paragraph or two. But for the client/company, it lets them measure/analyze their incoming comments in a new way – which heretofore has been difficult at best, or even impossible …short of lots of hard work and subjective evaluation.” Graeme Thickens, Industry Specialist, Social Media Strategist