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Survey 160

@survey160.bsky.social
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We do surveys using text messages for better respondent experience, lower costs, high data quality, and the ability to effectively reach narrow audiences. www.survey160.com

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Survey 160 @survey160.bsky.social · 10/09/2025
New at Survey 160's blog: We're trying something new and have piloted the first in what we intend as an ongoing tracking survey. The first data release, with presidential approval and generic Congressional Ballot, plus a survey experiment, is here: www.survey160.com/methodologic...
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Introducing the Survey 160 Tracking Poll — Survey 160
Today we are releasing the first set of results from a pilot of a new project of Survey 160: a recurring tracking poll. These polls will track presidential approval and generic house ballot, among oth...
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Survey 160 @survey160.bsky.social · 16/07/2025
Are LLM-generated "silicon samples" a good replacement for original data collection? We review the research and conclude they are not ... but not for the reasons you might think www.survey160.com/methodologic...
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The Limits of Simulation in Public Opinion Research — Survey 160
Can computer programs supplant public opinion data collection? That is the promise of “synthetic respondents” or “silicon samples.” We are not so sure. The dream of replacing human survey respondents...
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Survey 160 @survey160.bsky.social · 18/06/2025
New on our blog, when *not* to use MMS for surveys www.survey160.com/methodologic...
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When not to use MMS for surveys — Survey 160
An increasingly common way to use text messaging for surveys is not SMS (short message service) but MMS (multimedia message service). Some believe that MMS allows survey firms to share an image like a...
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Survey 160 @survey160.bsky.social · 12/05/2025
How long should text message surveys stay in the field? In a 2-part series, we break down: — tradeoffs between speed & accuracy — real-world models showing where field length really matters www.survey160.com/methodologic... www.survey160.com/methodologic... #surveys #datacollection #research
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How long should we stay in the field? (Part I) — Survey 160
Today we want to share some research, presented at last year’s AAPOR conference, on when to stop fielding. The persistence and asynchronous nature of text message communication makes this a compound ...
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Survey 160 @survey160.bsky.social · 26/03/2025
Our latest blog post illustrates how we use randomized controlled trials in conjunction with meta-analysis to inform software features and answer practical questions such as "When should we text people (and when shouldn't we)?" www.survey160.com/methodologic...
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Timing your Texting — Survey 160
Operationally it is useful to know if the time of delivery of a text message has any impact on the survey. At Survey 160, we field text message surveys somewhat differently from others, asking for spe...
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Survey 160 @survey160.bsky.social · 24/03/2025
Hello, World! Survey 160 has started a Bluesky account to share some of what we're working on, mostly methodological research along with some substantive findings too. If you're interested in surveys, or texting, or especially texting for surveys, give us a follow www.survey160.com/read-the-blog
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Methodological Research - Newsletter Sign Up — Survey 160
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Ariel Edwards-Levy @aedwardslevy.bsky.social · 24/03/2025
Excited to share some tips for writing about polls for anyone coming in cold to the subject! (Pictured: a thing on which pollsters are probably not calling you these days).
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