Do you open MultiPolls and see fewer surveys than you expected? That does not necessarily mean there is anything wrong with your account. The number of available surveys naturally changes over time, and every user may see a different selection at any given moment. It mainly depends on which research projects are currently active and what types of respondents researchers are looking for.
Surveys are not available in unlimited numbers
MultiPolls connects users with surveys from different research partners. Every research project has its own requirements, target audience, and maximum number of respondents. For example, one survey may only be looking for people who live in a specific country. Another may need parents of young children, owners of a certain type of car, or people who have recently used a particular service.
That is why it is simply not possible to show the same number of surveys to every user all the time.
What affects the number of surveys you see?
Survey availability on MultiPolls can be affected by factors such as:
- your country,
- your demographic information,
- the information in your profile,
- the current demand from research partners,
- the number of respondents a particular study still needs.
As a result, the number of available surveys can change from one day to another, or even throughout the same day.
Am I getting fewer surveys because I’m close to cashing out?
This is a common question from our users. The answer is no.
MultiPolls does not reduce the number of available surveys based on how much money you have in your account, whether you are close to the minimum cashout threshold, or whether you have just completed your first withdrawal. Your balance and payout status do not affect survey availability. The number of surveys you see changes based on active research projects and the types of respondents research partners are currently looking for.
What can I do to get more surveys?
The first thing you can do is keep notifications turned on. When a relevant survey becomes available, you can find out about it sooner. Since research projects often need only a limited number of respondents, a survey may no longer be available if you come back later. It also helps to check the app regularly, keep your profile up to date, and use MultiPolls consistently. MultiPolls also recommends trying shorter surveys, especially when there are not many highly relevant opportunities available at that moment.
On mobile devices, enabling the correct location permissions may also help, as location can be important when matching users with certain research opportunities.
Sometimes you just need to wait
The most important thing to remember is that having no surveys available at a particular moment does not mean your account will not receive more opportunities in the future. New research projects are constantly starting and ending. A survey that is not available to you today may be replaced by several new opportunities tomorrow.
MultiPolls aims to show users as many relevant surveys as possible, but final availability always also depends on the current demand from researchers.