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Perspectives from Bohemian Research, our network, and the wider market.
Blog
Perspectives from Bohemian Research, our network, and the wider market.
Blog
Perspectives from Bohemian Research, our network, and the wider market.
Colombian respondents used public transport often, survey shows
A Bohemian Research survey of 500 respondents in Colombia found that 61.2% said they use public transport either every day or several times a week. The survey was conducted by Bohemian Research through its respondent apps MultiPolls, Golden Surveys and RewardRoo.
Nov 5, 2025
Brazilian respondents rejected cheating more often, survey shows
More than half of Brazilian respondents included in a new survey said they would never forgive cheating in a relationship. The survey was conducted by Bohemian Research through its respondent apps MultiPolls, Golden Surveys and RewardRoo.
Nov 5, 2025
Men reported using AI more often than women, US survey shows
Nearly half of US respondents included in a survey said conducted by Bohemian Research through its respondent apps MultiPolls, Golden Surveys and RewardRoo. said they use AI tools at least once a week. The survey was conducted by Bohemian Research and included 503 respondents from the United States.
Nov 5, 2025
Women reported shorter sleep more often, US survey shows
Women in the United States were more likely than men to report sleeping less than seven hours, according to a survey conducted by Bohemian Research through its respondent apps MultiPolls, Golden Surveys and RewardRoo.
Nov 5, 2025
Mexican respondents felt unsafe more often, survey shows
More than half of respondents in Mexico did not give a clear yes when asked whether they feel safe in the country, according to a survey conducted by Bohemian Research through its respondent apps MultiPolls, Golden Surveys and RewardRoo.
Nov 5, 2025
What the Verisoul 2025 Report Reveals About Fraud in Market Research Panels
Fraud in market research has always been a quiet problem — one that researchers know exists, but often struggle to quantify. In 2025, that changed.
Nov 5, 2025
The Hidden Cost of Low Incidence Rate Studies
Low-incidence rate (IR) studies are some of the most complex projects in market research. When only a small fraction of respondents qualify — 2%, 1%, or even less - every complete comes at a premium. But the true cost isn’t only in higher CPI or longer field times.
Nov 5, 2025
Panel Spotlight: Argentina
Argentina is one of Latin America’s most culturally rich and economically diverse markets. With a digitally active population and strong consumer awareness, it presents a fertile ground for understanding shifting preferences in areas such as fintech, retail, and media consumption.
Nov 5, 2025
Panel Spotlight: Brazil
Brazil is Latin America’s largest economy and one of the most influential consumer markets in the world. With more than 200 million people and a strong digital footprint, it represents a vital hub for regional and global research. Rapid urbanisation, a growing middle class, and high mobile penetration have created a vibrant environment for data-driven insights.
Nov 5, 2025
Dynamic vs. Static Sampling: Why the Future of Research Needs Both
Dynamic sampling emerged to meet that challenge. Rather than maintaining a fixed list of panellists, it draws from a constantly refreshed flow of active users. This approach captures the pace of modern audiences — fluid, digital, and diverse — and helps researchers access fresher, more representative insights.
Nov 5, 2025
Panel Spotlight: Colombia
Colombia stands out as one of Latin America’s most digitally connected and economically resilient nations. Over the past decade, the country has transitioned from a developing digital market into a regional leader in innovation and technology adoption.
Nov 5, 2025
Panel Spotlight: South Korea
South Korea is one of the most technologically advanced and digitally connected societies in the world. It boasts near-universal internet penetration, a thriving mobile economy, and an audience that embraces innovation early—making it a prime market for insights-driven decision-making.
Nov 5, 2025
Product Spotlight: Golden Surveys
Golden Surveys is Bohemian Research’s forward-looking app - designed for tech-savvy, younger users and those who balance their time between surveys and play-to-earn gaming offers. Unlike MultiPolls, which focuses on universal accessibility, Golden Surveys is tailored for a different community, with its own branding, interface, and culture.
Nov 5, 2025
Panel Spotlight: Mexico
Mexico is Latin America’s second-largest economy and a bridge between North and South America. With a young, urbanising population and growing internet penetration, it has become one of the most dynamic markets for research.
Nov 5, 2025
From Aggregators to Proprietary Panels 2.0: Where the Industry is Headed
For over a decade, market researchers have relied on aggregators to deliver quick access to respondents. Aggregators offered scale, speed, and the ability to reach global audiences with minimal setup. But as the industry matured, cracks began to appear. Data quality suffered, representativeness became inconsistent, and transparency around recruitment often disappeared into a “black box.”
Nov 5, 2025
Product Spotlight: MultiPolls
MultiPolls is the flagship app of Bohemian Research - the product that launched our journey and continues to shape how we connect people with insights. When we started, most survey apps were built only for English-speaking markets. Yet the demand for market research was global. MultiPolls was designed to break those boundaries, delivering access to respondents across LATAM, MENA, North America, Europe, Asia, APAC, and Africa.
Nov 5, 2025
Panel Spotlight: Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is a country in transformation. Vision 2030 is reshaping the economy, opening up new industries such as entertainment, tourism, and technology, while still grounded in deep cultural traditions. For researchers, this duality offers a unique lens - one that reflects both rapid modernisation and long-standing values.
Nov 5, 2025
How Panel Recruitment Strategies Shape Data Quality
Recruitment is not simply the first step in panel building. It is the key driver of data quality. Strong recruitment strategies are what separate research that produces reliable, actionable insights from research that falls short.
Nov 5, 2025
Brazilian respondents rejected cheating more often, survey shows
Brazilian respondents rejected cheating more often, survey shows
More than half of Brazilian respondents included in a new survey said they would never forgive cheating in a relationship. The survey was conducted by Bohemian Research through its respondent apps MultiPolls, Golden Surveys and RewardRoo.
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Men reported using AI more often than women, US survey shows
Men reported using AI more often than women, US survey shows
Nearly half of US respondents included in a survey said conducted by Bohemian Research through its respondent apps MultiPolls, Golden Surveys and RewardRoo. said they use AI tools at least once a week. The survey was conducted by Bohemian Research and included 503 respondents from the United States.
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Women reported shorter sleep more often, US survey shows
Women reported shorter sleep more often, US survey shows
Women in the United States were more likely than men to report sleeping less than seven hours, according to a survey conducted by Bohemian Research through its respondent apps MultiPolls, Golden Surveys and RewardRoo.
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Mexican respondents felt unsafe more often, survey shows
Mexican respondents felt unsafe more often, survey shows
More than half of respondents in Mexico did not give a clear yes when asked whether they feel safe in the country, according to a survey conducted by Bohemian Research through its respondent apps MultiPolls, Golden Surveys and RewardRoo.
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What the Verisoul 2025 Report Reveals About Fraud in Market Research Panels
What the Verisoul 2025 Report Reveals About Fraud in Market Research Panels
Fraud in market research has always been a quiet problem — one that researchers know exists, but often struggle to quantify. In 2025, that changed.
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