Tag: best practices

Cash-Based Incentives Your Market Research Panel Will Love

Market research incentive programs are a staple when motivating your market research panelists. You can use an incentive program to maximize response rates from your market research panel, increase motivation, improve recruiting, and to create a positive culture. Choosing the right rewards and incentives ensures that your panelists will have the best experience with your market research program.  Our case studies have shown impressive returns on investment for companies that have implemented the right incentives for their market research panel incentive programs. Cash Equivalent Survey Incentives for market research participants are a popular choice among companies and their program participants. Panelists love cash-equivalent and cash-based incentives. These can include physical and virtual gift cards, VISA prepaid cards, checks, and so much more. Using digital cash-equivalent incentives allows you to save both time and money. Your participants can receive their rewards instantly, and you don’t have to go to the time, effort, or cost of mailing out individual checks to your participants. All Digital Rewards has an extensive catalog of digital reward offerings, to include name brand gift cards to your participants’ favorite stores.  Cash-based incentives can also be blended with merchandise. Blended incentive marketplaces often perform better than programs that […]

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Best Practices for Workplace Health and Wellness Incentive Programs

Understanding what you can and cannot do with participation incentives with the enforcement of the Affordable Health Care Act can be a slippery slope if you are not well informed. The Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor, and the Treasury have revised the rules on wellness programs to reflect the changes and clarifications to the existing health and wellness provisions made by the health care law.  What does that mean to you? Simple. It is more important than ever, to understand what changes have taken place (and stay current) when developing and revising a health and wellness program in group health coverage. Is it been appropriately designed, and does it protect your participants?   These discounts represent two significant differences from most wellness incentives once offered by employers and health plans: the incentives are now focused on outcomes rather than participation, and the magnitude of the discount is much greater.  Here are some rules to consider: It is important to protect consumers from unfair practices; regulations are in place to require health-contingent wellness programs to follow certain rules, including: Whether you are a self-insured company or a health and wellness provider, there are published rules that specify the types […]

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