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5 Reasons to Use Digital Focus Groups to Gain Insights about Your Community
October 8, 2020
Many of us are used to looking to focus groups as a way to learn more about our priority populations. In the midst of a global pandemic, though, it’s gotten harder to do these activities in person. The good news is that you can still elevate the voice of your participants through digital focus groups.… Read more
Iterate and Pivot: More Lessons Learned for Internet Advertising
February 27, 2020
Platform and Targeting: More Lessons Learned for Internet Advertising
January 9, 2020
Be Clear and UX Matters: More Lessons Learned for Internet Advertising
December 18, 2019
Avoid Stock Photography & Be Concise: More Lessons Learned for Internet Advertising
December 5, 2019
Using Internet Advertising to Recruit Youth
November 14, 2019
Internet Advertising to Recruit Youth
August 6, 2019
Recruiting? Facebook can help: Using social media to recruit participants (Infographic)
December 3, 2017
This infographic presents lessons learned from using social media channels and advertising channels to recruit participants into research studies and health programs at the 2018 American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting. The social media and internet advertising channels included in the poster are Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Google Ad Grants, Grindr, and Scruff. The infographic…
Read moreLikes, Tweets, and Hashtags: Harnessing the Power of Social Media for Study Recruitment
November 7, 2017
Social media and internet advertising continue to prove promising frontiers for the recruitment and engagement of participants for programs, studies, and campaigns. Last month, Healthy Teen Network and Child Trends gave a poster presentation at our annual national conference, sharing key lessons from the digital recruitment efforts of the Pulse study, a randomized control trial…
Read moreTip Sheet: Engaging Young Men
January 12, 2015
Young men are an important segment of the population for efforts to reduce teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV, yet they are often not the target of programming and health care services. The research demonstrating best practices for engaging young men is much less robust; however, there is adequate support to guide…
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