Looking for Local Validators?

I can give you some general suggestions on how to find expert validators for your research:

Academic Institutions: Contact local universities or colleges that offer relevant marketing, business, or social sciences programs. Professors, researchers, or graduate students in these fields might be interested in validating your questionnaire.

Professional Associations: Look for professional associations or organizations related to marketing or social media marketing in your area. These groups often have members who specialize in research and can offer validation expertise.

Online Research Communities: Join online communities or forums dedicated to marketing or research. These platforms, such as ResearchGate or LinkedIn groups, can unite you with experts who can equip feedback and validation.

Market Research Firms: Reach out to local market research companies or consulting firms specializing in marketing. They may have experts who can review and validate your questionnaire.

Networking: Attend industry events, conferences, or seminars where you can meet professionals working in marketing or research. Networking with individuals in these settings can lead you to potential validators.

When approaching potential validators, clearly explain the purpose and scope of your research. Please provide them with a summary of your questionnaire and request their input or feedback.

Remember to respect their time and expertise. Consider showing appreciation for their help through an acknowledgement or a small honorarium. Best of luck with your research!

Rameshwar Gupta

Hello Kathryn Bradeina

Finding expert validators for questionnaire suitability can be a specific and targeted task. Here are some suggestions to help you find suitable experts:

Academics and Researchers: Contact professors, researchers, or experts in the field of marketing, social media, customer experience, or relationship marketing from universities or research institutions. Reach out to them directly via email or through their institutional websites.

Professional Associations and Conferences: Explore professional associations and conferences related to marketing or social media marketing. These platforms often provide networking opportunities where you can connect with experts who may be willing to review your questionnaire.

Online Research Communities: Join online communities or forums that focus on marketing or social media marketing. Engage with professionals in these communities and inquire about their willingness to review your questionnaire.

LinkedIn: Utilize LinkedIn's professional network to search for experts in the field of marketing, social media, or customer experience. Send personalized messages to potential validators explaining your research and requesting their assistance.

ResearchGate: ResearchGate is an online platform where researchers and experts share their work. You can search for professionals in your specific research area and reach out to them with your request.

When approaching potential validators, it's essential to be respectful of their time and clearly communicate the purpose and scope of your research. Be prepared to provide information about your study, the questionnaire itself, and the specific aspects you would like them to validate.

Additionally, consider offering acknowledgment or authorship credits, if appropriate, as a gesture of appreciation for their time and expertise.

Remember, the suitability of the questionnaire depends on its alignment with the research objectives and the specific context of your study. Validating experts can provide valuable insights and suggestions to enhance the questionnaire's quality and relevance to your research objectives.

[1]Rameshwar Gupta*,

Research Scholar,

Department of Lifelong Learning & Extension

CSJM University, Kanpur, U.P. India

Email id: [email protected]

Whatsapp/Mobile: +918630831266

[1]Ph.D. Student, Department of Lifelong Learning & Extension, CSJM University, Kanpur, U.P., India, Email id: [email protected], Mobile: 8630831266

*Single author

Rameshwar Gupta

Hi Kathryn Bradeina

Please send me your questionnaire . I will try to validate your questionnaire in “the impact of customer experience in social media marketing on relationship quality towards purchase intentions”.

[1]Rameshwar Gupta*,

Research Scholar,

Department of Lifelong Learning & Extension

CSJM University, Kanpur, U.P. India

Email id: [email protected]

Whatsapp/Mobile: +918630831266

[1]Ph.D. Student, Department of Lifelong Learning & Extension, CSJM University, Kanpur, U.P., India, Email id: [email protected], Mobile: 8630831266

*Single author

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