We are excited to share the news that Phonic has been acquired by @infilliontech. This #acquisition allows us leverage Infillion’s industry expertise, existing relationships, and resources to accelerate product development and expand our footprint: https://t.co/6dSorMNMs8
Surveys are convenient, but sometimes our questions are complex and surveys alone just don't work. In our latest blog post, we dive into how adding voice memos to surveys can bridge the gap between traditional survey methods and qualitative research.
https://t.co/eo8yXN7GDc
Thanks to @phonicAI’s audio survey platform, we replicated part of our MONTHS-LONG in-person think aloud experiment (Study 1) in just ONE AFTERNOON (Study 2).
The future of think aloud protocol analysis is bright!
The free paper explains: https://t.co/21DOK8fuXe
Anna Sorokin fooled socialites into thinking she was a German Heiress, scamming them out of millions of dollars. One of the tells was her accent, which didn't sound authentic.
Research shows humans have evolved an ability to tell real accents from fake:
https://t.co/5ZZ6oOVzvn
We had an awesome time speaking with Caroline Paras about her research on Agritourism in Maine. She used Phonic to collect “top-of-mind” feedback and perform thematic analysis.
Check it out below:
https://t.co/CWVQkeSj71
#agritourism#research#maine
✨ Launching our Tutorial Series! ✨
We're super excited to launch Tutorials, a video series on how to get started with Phonic.
The first three series are Survey Building 101, Languages 101, and Integrations 101!
https://t.co/0LrsEVXgxp
#building#tutorials#voice
What if you could quantify the the way someone describes your brand, and compare that to your own messaging?
In our latest researcher spotlight, we spoke with a team doing just that for healthcare marketing.
Check it out:
https://t.co/fCt6ILXCWl
This is a fantastic introduction to research repositories. Why they exist, what problems they solve, and how research gets socialized.
Awesome work by @TeamReOps.
https://t.co/oSIz38apal
1. We just released a bunch of cool features including:
- Run a usability tests with a single link
- Come back and resume a study later
- Javascript event system
- Better sorting/filtering
https://t.co/oaTGkwyd6S