Networking Gig - Help us find people in Cincinnati, Ohio by using social media and direct outreach!
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
We are looking for a networker to help spread the word about a market research survey we have starting next week. Your job is to spread your unique survey link around to anyone you may know in Cincinnati, OH as well as post it in places people that live in Cincinnati might see it. (Social media platforms, forums, etc)
For our survey we need folks ages 25 to 64 who watch local TV channels and reside in Cincinnati and its surrounding areas such as: Adams, Boone, Bracken, Brown, Butler, Campbell, Clermont, Clinton, Dearborn, Franklin, Gallatin, Grant, Hamilton, Highland, Kenton, Mason, Montgomery, Ohio, Owen, Pendleton, Ripley, Robertson, Switzerland, Union, and Warren counties for a 90-minute online community starting on April 8th!
The best place to find these folks will be in places like:
Social Media Groups: Utilize local groups on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Reddit. Look for Cincinnati-specific groups or forums, such as "Cincinnati" subreddit or local Facebook groups like "Cincinnati Buy, Sell, Trade" or professional groups related to the survey topic. Posting in these groups can reach a targeted local audience interested in participating.
Specialty Websites: visit websites, blogs, or online publications where people are talking about Cincinnati local events or things to do in Cincinnati.
Local University and College Bulletin Boards: Many universities and colleges have online bulletin boards or forums where you can post research surveys. The University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, and Xavier University could be good places to start. You'll reach a diverse student population that might be interested in participating.
Local Businesses and Nonprofit Organizations: Reach out to local businesses and nonprofits that may share your survey with their employees or members through their newsletters or social media channels, especially if your research could benefit them or the community.
Cincinnati Library's Digital Notice Boards: Some libraries offer digital notice boards or community calendars where you can post local events or surveys. It’s worth checking with the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
When posting your survey, ensure to highlight its relevance to the Cincinnati community or how it might benefit participants or local causes to increase engagement.
You will be given a unique link, and for each person that qualifies and participates we will pay you $20 for the referral. We are looking for around 30 people, so you could possibly make $600 for simply posting a few links in places people of Cincinnati will see.
For our survey we need folks ages 25 to 64 who watch local TV channels and reside in Cincinnati and its surrounding areas such as: Adams, Boone, Bracken, Brown, Butler, Campbell, Clermont, Clinton, Dearborn, Franklin, Gallatin, Grant, Hamilton, Highland, Kenton, Mason, Montgomery, Ohio, Owen, Pendleton, Ripley, Robertson, Switzerland, Union, and Warren counties for a 90-minute online community starting on April 8th!
The best place to find these folks will be in places like:
Social Media Groups: Utilize local groups on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Reddit. Look for Cincinnati-specific groups or forums, such as "Cincinnati" subreddit or local Facebook groups like "Cincinnati Buy, Sell, Trade" or professional groups related to the survey topic. Posting in these groups can reach a targeted local audience interested in participating.
Specialty Websites: visit websites, blogs, or online publications where people are talking about Cincinnati local events or things to do in Cincinnati.
Local University and College Bulletin Boards: Many universities and colleges have online bulletin boards or forums where you can post research surveys. The University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, and Xavier University could be good places to start. You'll reach a diverse student population that might be interested in participating.
Local Businesses and Nonprofit Organizations: Reach out to local businesses and nonprofits that may share your survey with their employees or members through their newsletters or social media channels, especially if your research could benefit them or the community.
Cincinnati Library's Digital Notice Boards: Some libraries offer digital notice boards or community calendars where you can post local events or surveys. It’s worth checking with the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
When posting your survey, ensure to highlight its relevance to the Cincinnati community or how it might benefit participants or local causes to increase engagement.
You will be given a unique link, and for each person that qualifies and participates we will pay you $20 for the referral. We are looking for around 30 people, so you could possibly make $600 for simply posting a few links in places people of Cincinnati will see.
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