Lawyers Survey on Practice App
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need a focused, one-week survey campaign aimed exclusively at practicing lawyers. The single purpose is to learn whether they would actually adopt a dedicated lawyer-and-law-practice-management mobile app. In other words, every question should revolve around a simple yes/no or scaled interest in using such an app, plus any short comments respondents want to add.
Here is what I expect over the seven-day window:
• Craft a concise questionnaire (no more than 6–8 items) that cleanly captures lawyers’ willingness to use the proposed app.
• Distribute it primarily through social-media channels where legal professionals congregate—LinkedIn posts and groups, Twitter (X) threads, niche Facebook or Reddit legal communities, or similar networks you can justify.
• Monitor engagement in real time, adjust copy or targeting if response rates stall, and keep me updated daily.
• Deliver a clean spreadsheet of raw responses and a short executive summary highlighting key acceptance metrics, notable comments, and any demographic signals you can legitimately gather without over-questioning.
You are free to use tools such as Typeform, Google Forms, SurveyMonkey, or native LinkedIn polling—whatever secures the highest lawyer participation—so long as links remain active for the full week and data exports are shareable. The campaign begins as soon as the survey is approved.
Here is what I expect over the seven-day window:
• Craft a concise questionnaire (no more than 6–8 items) that cleanly captures lawyers’ willingness to use the proposed app.
• Distribute it primarily through social-media channels where legal professionals congregate—LinkedIn posts and groups, Twitter (X) threads, niche Facebook or Reddit legal communities, or similar networks you can justify.
• Monitor engagement in real time, adjust copy or targeting if response rates stall, and keep me updated daily.
• Deliver a clean spreadsheet of raw responses and a short executive summary highlighting key acceptance metrics, notable comments, and any demographic signals you can legitimately gather without over-questioning.
You are free to use tools such as Typeform, Google Forms, SurveyMonkey, or native LinkedIn polling—whatever secures the highest lawyer participation—so long as links remain active for the full week and data exports are shareable. The campaign begins as soon as the survey is approved.