Planning a continuous discovery study in Great Question: title, research goal, and a weekly participation limit.
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Set-and-forget recruitment

Continuous customer discovery for your whole team

Set up your shortlist, calendar, and invitation once. Talk to your customers as often as you want.

Set up your shortlist once & toggle on continuous invites

Automatically restart sending invites if slots on your calendar open up. (Don’t worry – you’ll get notified ahead of time.)

A participant shortlist filtered to eligible candidates, with two selected to invite

Set a participant limit & incentive amount

Control how many participants can schedule calls per week or in total. Then fund your study once upfront or on a continuous basis.

Setting a weekly participant limit and a $50 incentive on a study

Customize your calendar & automate scheduling

Select a date range or continuous availability for participants to book calls, and enable round robin scheduling and time proposals if needed.

Round robin scheduling settings beside a calendar set to continuous availability

Great Question vs. other tools

While most tools rely on workarounds to run continuous discovery, Great Question has features purpose-built for it. With continuous invites and availability, you can set-and-forget recruitment and scheduling.

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Continuous availability
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