Treat the users as you want to be treated yourself – that's the philosophy of UserReport.

For this reason, we have rules and settings created with the purpose of respecting the user.

No! Every time the invitation is shown, the system places a 'cookie' in the user's browser.

This cookie registers the user's response and whether the user should be invited to participate in the survey or not.

After the response has been registered, the user will be 'quarantined' so that no invitations will be shown to this person/computer within the quarantine period. Read more about UserReport quarantinehere.

This system has proven to be incredibly effective in terms of avoiding user-fatigue. You also control the frequency of how often you want to invite users to the survey. Many websites are surveying a high percentage of their visitors. You can do that as well, but without being afraid to hassle your visitors – because we respect a ‘No, thanks’.

UserReport keeps track of those users who don't want to participate in the survey. We do this using a mix of different browser and cookie technologies. If a user has rejected to participate in the survey on any website using UserReport, he or she will NOT be invited to participate in another survey for a given period of time. The same goes for users who have already completed the survey. By respecting the users’ choice in the first place, it is our experience that they will reward us with higher response rates in the long run.

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