Get to know more about dataSpring's high-quality Hong Kong panel in this profile snapshot and reference guide
In November 2013, dataSpring expanded its proprietary panel coverage to include Hong Kong. Within this article, we'll provide insights into conducting online research specifically tailored to the Hong Kong market.
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Since Hong Kong is small, there are not many regional differences in culture and income. Because of this, clients usually do not to target based on the region.
Compared to the population composition ratio, the number of panels for 50 years and above is small. Due to this, data collection may be difficult. Kindly consult with us before starting your project.
The data set shown above is available in https://www.censtatd.gov.hk/en/.
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When targeting or allocating by income, it is common to design the survey according to the SEC classification.
*SEC is the socioeconomic characteristic that consumer has, defined by variables such as income, educational background, occupation, and so on. It is an abbreviation for Social Economic Characteristics. There are several definitions regarding SEC.
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There are 93.6% of ethnic Chinese, 6.4% of other ethnic groups. It is unusual to specify targeting conditions and allocations based on ethnic composition in Hong Kong.
In the case of high-priced goods such as overseas trips and cars, depending on the survey content, it might be better to focus only on respondents with high income. On the other hand, there is no need to set up conditions based on income for products consumed in a relatively short period such as drinks, foods, cosmetics (consumer goods for daily use), etc.
We cannot ask about politics or religion.
Before conducting online or mobile surveys in Hong Kong, it’s important to know its basic profile. For more in-depth information, talk to our local experts today!