When we’re designing something new, whether it’s a product, service or customer communication, we like to hear from our customers before we finalise things.
That’s why we’re looking for new members to join our customer research panel. It’s your opportunity to share your thoughts and be part of the changes we make at Hodge.
What you’ll do
We use a survey platform called FlexMR, through them you’ll get an email from Hodge Voice (pretty straightforward) to invite members of our research panel to take part in our surveys and share their feedback.
Taking part is completely optional and you’re free to opt out at any time.
Before you join
It takes around 30 seconds to sign up.
Once you’re in:
- You’ll receive surveys on a variety of topics and trends to take part in
- Any survey we send you is optional, so you can take part when it suits you
- All you need is your email address and a few spare few minutes to share your feedback.
Your data
When you complete and submit the form below, you’re giving your consent for us to email you about the customer research panel.
You can unsubscribe from emails at any time. We’ll only use your personal data for use of contacting you around the customer research panel.
You can find our privacy policies here.
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