What Is The OpinionPanel Community?
The OpinionPanel Community is the UK’s largest research community for young people, students and graduates aged 16 – 30. We connect your opinion to brands, unis and the media via fun online surveys. And in return, you get rewards and freebies you actually want.
We work exclusively with our award-winning sister company YouthSight. They’re a Market Research agency who work with brands to design relevant and interesting surveys, exclusively for our members.
What’s a survey?
- A series of questions
- A quick and easy way for you to tell us what you think about a particular topic.
- These surveys can either be created by our research team, or by a partner we work with, such as BBC, Which? RedBull and many universities.
- Surveys are typically 10 – 20 minutes long, and you earn shopping vouchers based on the length of a survey.
- You can take part on tablet, desktop or mobile with our award-winning survey design!
Our surveys can’t be found on the site as they are exclusive to members, so we will email you an invite to take part as soon as one becomes available for you, based on who the survey is aimed at.
How do I get paid?
It’s super simple. We’ll email you with a unique link to a survey, and if you want to take part, you will earn £1 every time you complete a 10 minute survey, and £2 or more for longer surveys. You will earn bonusbond vouchers to redeem in 100s of high street stores nationwide or shopping vouchers to spend on Amazon.co.uk. There are also numerous freebies given out throughout the year, many fun competitions to take part in and prize draws. Click here to find out more about the rewards.
Unpredictable, raw and authentic.
Whether it’s through a survey or an article, we want one thing – your opinion. That’s why we have a dedicated blog,
where every post is written by one of you!
Advice such as ‘20 Things to I Wish I Knew About Freshers Week‘ or questioning ‘Is Feminism Destroying Love?‘, or challenging common stereotypes ‘Stop hating on BTECs‘, this is your platform to comment, ask questions, engage, write your own piece and find out what your peers think. But be warned – we’re an outspoken bunch.
