Duplication & multi-source online panel recruitment: real quality differences or idle rumours?

This paper By Kristof De Wulf and Sam Berteloot, of XL Online Panels, Belgium, discusses the question of whether or not the recruitment method for access panel members, as well as panel duplication (i.e.

Duplication & multi-source online panel recruitment: real quality differences or idle rumours?

Kristof De WulfVlerick Leuven Gent Management School & CEO, XL Online Panels, Belgium

Sam BertelootOperations & Business Development Manager, XL Online Panels, Belgium

INTRODUCTION

An online research panel is generally defined as a pool of people who have agreed to repeatedly take part in web surveys (Duffy et al, 2005; Göritz et al, 2002). While the advantages related to the use of online research panels are relatively obvious (easy access to research participants, targeted sampling for low-incidence groups, rapid data collection, previously collected background information...

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