From the course: Market Research: Qualitative
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Pilot testing your interview guide
From the course: Market Research: Qualitative
Pilot testing your interview guide
- I have witnessed interviews go sideways, not get you the data you need, and be a total waste of time, all because the moderator skipped one very important step. I have seen interviewers only get through a third of their discussion guide because they skipped this step. I have witnessed puzzled faces from participants because they don't understand the questions, and again, it's because the interviewer skipped this one critical step. This step is pilot testing, meaning doing a few test runs of your interview guide ahead of time. It really is critical to running a smooth, qualitative research study, especially an interview, and yet most researchers don't do it. Pilot testing is so important for an interviewer to get to know the discussion guide. It lets you work out the kinks in question order, plan your time management, and know which questions you'll be able to shorten or cut if one part goes longer than anticipated. It serves as a double check for you to make sure your research goals…
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Moderating market research and UX research interviews4m 7s
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Writing powerful interview questions4m 1s
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Pricing and willingness to pay questions for market research5m 25s
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Techniques to establish rapport in interviews, focus groups2m 58s
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Facilitating focus group sessions in market research4m 22s
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Pilot testing your interview guide2m 20s
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Practice makes perfect with interviewing1m 28s
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