This app allows users to search for task-related jobs. For example, some jobs involve snapping photos of store items, checking in-store prices or taking surveys. Tasks typically pay between $3 and $12, according to the app website. The app is available for iOS and Android .
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To see if 2-Day Shipping would succeed in picking off Amazon customers, Field Agent , a mystery shopper and marketplace intelligence service based in Fayetteville, Ark., put the question to 1,015 consumers .
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Walmart’s introduction of a stealth private label craft beer line is drawing mixed reviews from drinkers, who generally like the price and don’t mind the taste, but harbor some reservations about its authenticity.
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According to the survey of 2,010 U.S. consumers , fully 83 percent consider fulfillment by air either moderately, very, or extremely appealing, and 84 percent would be inclined by varying degrees to request a delivery by drone (see chart, below).
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Fayetteville-based Field Agent recently conducted a poll to gather consumer attitudes about drone delivery. The survey of more than 2,000 consumers, ages 18 to 65 indicate a wide acceptance of the emerging delivery technology.
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GNC hit the reset button on December 28, 2016, closing its 4,464 U.S. owned and franchised stores for the day as it rolled out a simplified pricing strategy with items priced the same across all channels, a new app, a new rewards program and installed new POS terminals.
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Want to explore your new surroundings? Use FieldAgent as your excuse to wander.
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Need some extra cash for the holidays? Lauren Greutman, an expert on frugal living, joins TODAY with creative suggestions, such as taking surveys from home at night, becoming a toy tester, and getting paid to be a mystery shopper.
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It's too early to determine the long-term impact on urban and millennial shoppers, but Fayetteville-based research firm Field Agent conducted a study of 250 Jet.com users before the sale was announced.
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A company called Field Agent did a quick poll of Jet.com users last week after rumors of the deal first surfaced. It screened its nationwide panel of almost 800,000 app-users to locate Jet.com customers and targeted them with a quick 8-question mobile survey, called Rapid Response Research.
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