Is your online consultation being gamed?
Learn some of the tell-tale signs that someone is trying to sway your consultation and how you can ensure your data is accurate.
Nathan is Bang the Table's Head of Client Services. He has a background in emerging technologies, media and communications and international relations.
Learn some of the tell-tale signs that someone is trying to sway your consultation and how you can ensure your data is accurate.
Understand which FAQs are the most useful for explaining important information to your community on the homepage of your EHQ site.
Ensuring your online engagement portal is accessible for all members of the community is an essential responsibility for organisations who engage online. By implementing a few simple techniques, you can easily ensure that all members of your community can get involved in your consultations via an accessible online engagement portal. This article looks at 10 […]
EngagementHQ’s survey tool allows users to develop unique survey experiences, you just need to think outside the box and get a little bit creative! In this article, we teach you some tips and tricks to help you do better surveys with EngagementHQ. 5 Tips to help you create better surveys with EHQ: Setup Survey Details […]
In this article we suggest five key questions you should ask yourself before you dive into creating your next survey.
This webinar will look at steps to developing an engagement plan and draw on Dan’s more than 15 years experience working in community and stakeholder engagement.
In this article we look at the different types of survey fatigue and how they can be avoided.
Capire Consulting Group’s Koel Wrigley takes us through some simple steps to better manage qualitative feedback collected in community engagement activities including; identifying the right times to seek qualitative input, managing contributions, coding and organising feedback collected and reporting on the findings.
Find out how City of Yarmouth in Canada used ideation to generate community ideas for a smart city funding competition.
Use a community reference group as a tool in your online community engagement.
Learn how City of Hobart used EHQ to advocate on behalf of their community to ban single use plastics.
Presented by Engage 2 Act board member Andrew Coulson, this webinar looks at the ‘Adopt a Councillor’ concept and explores how it works by looking at how the City of Traverse in the United States successfully implemented the program.
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