An introduction to Analysis Results tools

Overview

Need something to immediately share with stakeholders? Want to dig in to discover deeper insights? Or bolster the analysis you’re already performing outside of Remesh? We’ve got you covered. 

Learn how Remesh’s Analysis Results tools help you quickly and easily analyze and share key findings.

Included in this Article

1. Analyzing your results
2. Things to know about Remesh's Analysis tools
3. Analysis Results tab
4. Metric & Measurements
5. Visualizations
6. Combining Analysis tools for powerhouse presentations

Analyzing your results

With Remesh you can analyze response data the moment your Live or Flex conversation begins. But the majority of the analysis comes to life after the conversation has ended.  

There is no single, “right way” of analyzing data in Remesh. How you prepare and ultimately analyze the data will vary depending on the study, overall objectives, and your personal preferences as a researcher.
 

Things to know about Remesh’s Analysis tools

Remesh helps you better understand responses in a matter of minutes using our AI-driven algorithm. It’s powerful, but unique, and there are a few things to know about the data before you begin your analysis:

• Remesh uses both qualitative (open-ended questions) and quantitative data (poll & ranking questions).
• The data collected with Remesh should be considered directional.

Certain analysis tools are optimized for specific question types. Are you trying to discover and explore, or evaluate and validate? Align the objective of each question with the right analysis tool for better outcomes.

 

Analysis Results tab

After a Remesh session has ended, you can access conversation data and participant feedback on the Analysis page. This is your analysis hub. On this page, you can start organizing, analyzing, and sharing important findings immediately.

• Create custom visuals to use for presentations.
• Export CSV files to use with other analysis platforms.
• Dig into conversation data question-by-question.
• Make discoveries about target audience groups.
• Identify and confirm themes or major ideas that surfaced during the conversation.
• Create a side-by-side comparison view of verbatim responses from a question for up to 11 audience segments.

 

Metrics & Measures

Whether you want to understand the major themes of the conversation or pull out specific responses to support your analysis, there are a variety of metrics available to help you quickly digest and analyze conversation data. 

Below is a brief description of metrics found in the Results tab. Learn more about these metrics and when and how to use them here.

• % Agree estimates the % of the audience that agrees with a response to help you categorize and group the top responses.
• Categories organize responses into groups defined by you as the researcher.
• Common Topics surface notable keywords that frequently appear.
• Sentiment assigns “Positive,” “Neutral,” or “Negative” responses.
• Thematic Clusters surface key themes based on the meaning of responses.
• The Topline Report can be easily exported for a ready-made presentation with Conversation data

 

Visualizations

As a Remesh user you have access to a variety of visualizations that can be exported as png or Powerpoint files to be used for presentations and analysis. To export, simply click ⤓ Export PPTX or ⤓ Export png in the top right corner of the visualization.

• Quantitative visualizations

  • Create a custom bar or pie charts for responses, breaking out your data by audience segments.

  • For example, if you asked participants, “What are some of the ways you or your household have approached food and groceries during the pandemic?” but you want to specifically focus on Women ages 25-45, you can simply click on the question and select the appropriate demographic segments to create your chart.

• Qualitative visualizations

  • There are a variety of visualizations that bring important qualitative data like key themes and sentiment to life. Create and export these visualizations from your Ask Opinion and Ask Experience questions.

    • Topic Cloud and Topic Prevalence Chart: A Topic Cloud is a great way to very quickly get a snapshot view of key topics, whereas a Topic Prevalence chart depicts the percentage of responses that include a common topic.

    • Sentiment Chart: Shows the spread of sentiment among responses.

    • Thematic Clusters Chart: Shows the prevalence of themes based on meaning.

    • Category Chart: Depicts the percentage of Ask Experience responses that fit into each category.

Just like the quantitative visualizations, you can break out your data by audience segments.

Combining Analysis tools for powerhouse presentations

Now that you’re more familiar with the Analysis tools available to you on the Remesh platform, here are some ideas for pairing these tools for even more impact.

• Build onto the Topline Report to highlight important data. For example, perhaps there’s a question where a side-by-side comparison view of two different segments and their agreement scores could add valuable detail to your report.​​​​​​
• Show an in-depth and engaging view of Open-Ended responses to a key question. You can create a Topic Cloud to visualize keywords, summarize the sentiment of responses, and pull example responses with polarizing agreement scores. This combination provides an overview that’s representative and visual.