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February 17, 2012 02:34 am GMT
Having built a socially-driven market research business on Facebook and across the web, Peanut Labs is launching a new iteration of its crowd-sampling tool today called CrowdVi.be. The goal is to let a brand or anyone else quickly ask questions and get meaningful answers back from random internet users.Sure, you can use other social media tools, like Twitter and Facebook, to instantly get feedback online. But the difference is that Peanut Labs has some 50 million users on 200 social networks around the world, who take its surveys in order to earn Facebook Credits or other forms of virtual currency in games and apps. In other words, it has a huge, fairly random pool of consumers who are easily to access and hear back from. During its private beta,Crowdvi.be has already been used by companies testing various versions of logos, video trailers, site redesigns, and other tests of words and images.
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Peanut Labs Makes Online Market Surveys Quick And Cheap With CrowdVi.be
Having built a socially-driven market research business on Facebook and across the web, Peanut Labs is launching a new iteration of its crowd-sampling tool today called CrowdVi.be. The goal is to let a brand or anyone else quickly ask questions and get meaningful answers back from random internet users.Sure, you can use other social media tools, like Twitter and Facebook, to instantly get feedback online. But the difference is that Peanut Labs has some 50 million users on 200 social networks around the world, who take its surveys in order to earn Facebook Credits or other forms of virtual currency in games and apps. In other words, it has a huge, fairly random pool of consumers who are easily to access and hear back from. During its private beta,Crowdvi.be has already been used by companies testing various versions of logos, video trailers, site redesigns, and other tests of words and images.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/0CkELi5Gt2Y/
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