Posts Tagged ‘public engagement’
6 Tips to Engage Thousands using Nextdoor to Promote Your Agency’s Survey
The City of Austin recently used MetroQuest, in partnership with national planning and design consulting firm, Kimley-Horn & Associates, to engage over 5,100 participants online! Their outstanding success is based on two factors: a great outreach plan and a fantastic MetroQuest survey that turned visitors into survey respondents. Before discussing the latter in my next…
Read More[TIPS] Community Engagement Tips for Engaging with the Aging
The online landscape has changed so significantly in the last 5 years that we have had to drastically readjust how we engage seniors through the internet. Historically this 65+ demographic has been the hardest to engage, but recently they are becoming one of the most accessible groups online. Where were seniors engaging before the internet?…
Read More[INSIGHTS] Top 10 Misconceptions Surrounding Online Community Engagement
Engaging with the public online can be one of the fastest, easiest and most cost-efficient methods for collecting community input. Watch out for these 10, common misconceptions that can steer you in the wrong direction…
Read More[INSIGHTS] Welcome Arellano Associates – Our Latest MetroQuest Partner
We are so thrilled to have Arellano Associates as our latest MetroQuest subscriber! Check out some of the successful surveys they’ve created since jumping on board…
Read More[TIPS] The Feng Shui of Digital Engagement
Learn how the City of Toronto used MetroQuest to engage a broad and diverse audience, gathering public input to influence important planning decisions…
Read More[TIPS] Sharing is a Golden Rule: 8 Tips for Creating Viral Engagement
At MetroQuest, we know how important it is to generate robust participation for your planning projects. We know you’d like to go beyond what we fondly refer to as those “same ten people” who show up to most community events. You’d like a much larger and broader representation of the community’s views. So what works…
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