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I have been requested, and agreed to allow, a survey on environmental advertising.

Having taken the survey myself, I'd be interested on your comments about it

Bryn Mawr;1372225 wrote: I have been requested, and agreed to allow, a survey on environmental advertising.

Having taken the survey myself, I'd be interested on your comments about it
Sounds Interesting.

Bryn Mawr;1372225 wrote: I have been requested, and agreed to allow, a survey on environmental advertising.

Having taken the survey myself, I'd be interested on your comments about it


What is it and where is it ?

yeah ..what he said

I've put the thread here as a placeholder for the survey setter to use. They've been on hold for most of a week waiting for me to get back from holiday and give them permission to post it so I guess it might take a short while for them to react to my e-mail.

You are just a tease Bryn.

Bruv;1372235 wrote: You are just a tease Bryn.


Premature maybe but I didn't know how quickly they'd react.

OK, I'm just a tease :p

You've been on holiday ?????? pray whom gave you permission for that?

I didn't get a memo.

fuzzywuzzy;1372237 wrote: You've been on holiday ?????? pray whom gave you permission for that?

I didn't get a memo.


You didn't notice either ?

Bruv;1372239 wrote: You didn't notice either ?


Nah - I just faded into the woodwork as usual

Hi all sorry for the delay.

This is a survey which aims to look at encouraging behaviour change through environmental advertising. You will be asked to view several environmental advertisements and answer a few questions. Please read the plain language statement at the beginning of the survey before you begin.

LINK TO SURVEY:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/huso2165

Thank you

Marta

Depends what you mean by environmental advertising, I notice some of the oil companies are advertising the environmental benefits of exploiting the canadian oil tar sands and gas fracking in the states despite the catastrophic damage that is causing. If it is effective in fooling people in to letting them get away with it then from their point of view that is effective advertising. Mountain top removal in the states is another one where money talks in making opponents sound like tree hugging idiots.

did half of it was way too long .

I did it last night. Yeah, was pretty darn long!

I couldn't have completed that any faster than I did and it took me 45 minutes. I wonder whether the designer ever completed it. The opening estimate of ten minutes is plain deception.

Must admit I spent five minutes then thought bollocks to this, seemed too vague.

thanks for the warning folks. I'll just pass

I didn't think it was THAT bad. But then I am ALWAYS being required to take these sorts of Surveys for work, so I'm used to it.

(not on environmental advertising, of course, but the method is the same)

It took me about 20 minutes.

LarsMac;1372334 wrote: It took me about 20 minutes.Perhaps you didn't fill in all the comment boxes? I was moderately annoyed by the adverts, hence all the typing.

spot;1372344 wrote: Perhaps you didn't fill in all the comment boxes? I was moderately annoyed by the adverts, hence all the typing.


Lots of comments certainly - make them think instead of just run a stats analysis

Took me about 15 mins didn't add hardly any comments though.

If that is the 'good guys' advertising, they should recruit some of the 'bad guys' to design their ads.

RMIT (Royal Melbourne institute of technology) is a good Uni though . I know a few rocket scientists that have come out of there.

fuzzywuzzy;1372466 wrote: RMIT (Royal Melbourne institute of technology) is a good Uni though . I know a few rocket scientists that have come out of there.


Is Woomera still going?

fuzzywuzzy;1372466 wrote: RMIT (Royal Melbourne institute of technology) is a good Uni though . I know a few rocket scientists that have come out of there.
Well.......that's not brain surgery is it ?