Our survey of 1,000 Americans examined why people have ended friendships in the last year and a half and found 16% of respondents have axed three pals from their lives since the pandemic began in March 2020.

A OnePoll survey of 1,000 nationally representative U.S. citizens revealed 40% think they’re fit enough to compete in at least one summer or winter sport at the Olympics.

We conducted a survey of 1,000 Americans on the LGBTQIA spectrum to learn more about how they navigate their workplaces. Our research revealed 1 in 3 LGBT employees worry about workplace bullying.

We asked 2,000 American parents if they discuss politics with their children. Nearly seven in 10 believe that talking to their kids about politics is more difficult today than it was for their parents.

The public has an insatiable appetite for survey-based news and articles. Research has proven to be an incredibly valuable tool for generating newsworthy story angles that achieve earned media coverage. These are OnePoll's tips to get the best value out of market research for PR.

American Anthropologist Zora Neale Hurston once said “Research is formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose”. Which makes a lot of sense because if you don’t have a purpose or know what you’re trying to find out, you won’t find out anything at all.

For those more familiar with quantitative research techniques, the methods used in qualitative research may, at first look, seem ineffective. However, it is important to realise, that qualitative research is not trying to answer the same questions that are asked in quantitative research.

We’ve conducted tens of thousands of surveys for the PR industry. Our research findings have helped to support media campaigns & secured exposure for our clients. The OnePoll panel, the people at the very heart of our research, play a crucial role in helping us to achieve robust data, and craft interesting stories and survey-led content.