Ipsos iSay

Survey Respondent in Canada


About the company

Ipsos iSay is a rewards community dedicated to ensuring your valued opinion makes a difference for societies, governments and brands. There are millions of Ipsos iSay members across more than 50 markets globally. Ipsos iSay is a part of Ipsos, one of the world’s largest market research firms.

Job description

We're hiring a Survey Respondent to share opinions on various topics, from product concepts to public policy, influencing decisions made by leading global companies. This role creates significant impact by directly shaping future products and policies through valuable feedback, working remotely and flexibly from any location. Key Responsibilities: - Complete online surveys matched to your profile and interests, providing insights on new product concepts and advertisements, contributing to market research outcomes. - Share opinions on consumer trends, shopping behaviors, and healthcare topics, influencing brand strategies and product development for various industries. - Participate in exclusive research studies and specialized panels, testing physical products and earning bonus points by referring friends, expanding research scope.

Job benefits

- Earn iSay points for every completed survey, typically 45-200 points ($0.45-$2.00), with an estimated annual earning potential of $75 to $200+ for active members. - Participate in surveys remotely at your own pace with no set hours or minimum commitments, choosing when and how often to engage through daily email notifications or the mobile app.

Job requirements

- 0+ years experience, as no prior experience is needed, only a willingness to provide honest and thoughtful answers to survey questions. - Access to a smartphone, tablet, or computer with an internet connection, allowing participation via the Ipsos iSay mobile app (iOS/Android) or website. - Demonstrate a willingness to provide honest and thoughtful answers to survey and screening questions, ensuring high-quality data contribution to research studies.