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Thanks Rohan. Do have a good bit of that. My questions are more around the methodology. For eg: thinking of doing a google forms to collect responses. Not sure if there’s a better option. What do you suggest? And with users and communities aware of our solution, what are some measures we can take to control bias. One of my worries is that if more respondents are aware of our solution than there are agnostic ones then the results will be desirable but not as valid.

@samyak did something similar for Grux

@Muru Do you mind sharing the survey? I'd like to help however I can.

Thanks @Vishal Pandurangan Yes, we did something similar for Grux 'The State of B2B Growth in 2022' The two easy pickings would be third party data platforms like PeerSignal and picking up relevant threads from communities->getting into a conversation with thread engagers->Asking them a very specific and simple question to collect data Our method has always been going qualitative before quantitative

Thanks @samyak, that helps! Have experienced in other use cases too (lead attribution for eg) that the accuracy of qualitative data sometimes outweighs the ease of quantitative. Will keep this in mind!

Hey @Muru Curious to know what your sample size for something like this look like