Posted on May 4, 2012
GoodLife Fitness Uses TabbleDabble’s Leading Edge Tablet Technology to Increase Membership
GoodLife Fitness, Canada’s largest fitness company is using TabbleDabble‘s tablet-based lead capture technology to introduce Canadians to a healthier lifestyle.
Starting with the GoodLife Fitness Toronto Marathon, you will find GoodLife reps with iPads at events throughout the summer from coast to coast! The iPads will be running QuickTapSurvey Pro; state of the art data collection software for tablets developed by TabbleDabble.
In less than 30 seconds, reps enter contact details and fitness goals into the iPad. New leads are automatically matched and emailed to the club closest to their home. The new customers are offered a free 7 visit pass and the chance to win a $10,000 fitness package.
Michael Wickett, National Marketing Manager at GoodLife says, “We’re really excited about how TabbleDabble‘s technology will streamline our process of introducing new members to our clubs!” while Paul Riese, Senior Manager Marketing Analytics says, “It’s the end of paper!”.
See full article published on Canada Newswire.
Posted on April 16, 2012
Disrupting Face-To-Face Lead Capture and Market Research using Touchscreen Tablet Solutions
Exhibitors Increasingly Adopting QuickTapSurvey to Create Exponential Growth in Lead Capture Numbers
TORONTO, ON, Canada, April 12, 2012 – QuickTapSurvey (www.quicktapsurvey.com/leadcapture/), the leader in tablet-based lead capture and data collection solutions for trade shows and conferences recently launched the next generation of their platform which allows exhibitors to capture lead data and conduct market research for their products using touchscreen mobile tablets like the iPad. Using QuickTapSurvey, the lead sponsor of the Toronto Golf and Travel Show was able to capture over 3600 leads in just 3 days!
It only takes minutes to create a beautifully branded lead capture survey with the QuickTapSurvey Administration Website. On the tablet, the QuickTapSurvey app is extremely user-friendly and easy to use unlike websites running inside a tablet browser. The best part is that you don’t even need an Internet connection; the app works whether the tablet is online or offline. With connected tablets, results can be viewed, analyzed and downloaded in real-time.
Getting started with QuickTapSurvey couldn’t be easier. Exhibitors sign up for a free QuickTapSurvey account and then upgrade to one of three plans. QuickTapSurvey pricingstarts at just $19 per month and is based on the plan and number of tablets used.
The use of mobile tablets for data capture and market research at tradeshows and conferences has exploded in the last two years. QuickTapSurvey has allowed exhibitors to harness the power of mobile tablets at an extremely low price, enabling them to maximize their lead capture numbers and increase the ROI for exhibiting at trade shows and conferences.
About QuickTapSurvey
QuickTapSurvey is the leader in tablet-based lead capture and market research solutions for trade shows and conferences. It is a data collection platform created from the ground up by TabbleDabble Inc., a leading tablet software publisher. QuickTapSurvey is perfect for lead capture, market research, on-site customer feedback and any face-to-face or kiosk data collection. For more details, visit www.QuickTapSurvey.com or follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
SOURCE TabbleDabble Inc.
Posted on March 9, 2012
3 Days + 6 iPads + 5 Great Brand Ambasadors = 3600+ Leads for Golf Town!
From March 2 to 4, 2012, Golf Town (Canada’s Largest Golf Retailer) was the lead sponsor for the Toronto Golf & Travel Show. Golf Town hired TabbleDabble to interact with consumers and enter them into a contest to win a $1500 shopping spree and 3 private golf lessons. The goal was to beat last year’s 2500 contest entries while providing a quick and positive brand experience.
TabbleDabble provided 2 branded iPad kiosks and 4 branded iPad cases with hand straps to create a presence outside Golf Town‘s booth while still having the ability to target areas with high traffic volumes. With 5 amazing brand ambassadors, TabbleDabble quickly hit the 2500 number on day 2 and ended up collecting more than 3600 leads for Golf Town.
Jane Hooper Perroud, Director of Marketing at Golf Town says,”The TabbleDabble team did an awesome job over the entire weekend! They exceeded our expectations at the show and provided reports promptly.”
Posted on March 9, 2012
TabbleDabble Recognized for Making In-Person Surveys as Quick and Easy as Online Surveys
BetaKit recently wrote an article about startups in the user feedback space and here is what they had to say about QuickTapSurvey:
“Ease of use and access is the name of the game when gathering feedback, and reducing friction is key to getting results. Other startups are hoping to accomplish that by making in-person surveys as quick and easy as the online variety. Toronto-based TabbleDabble has created QuickTapSurvey, a fully-customizable iPad app that lets users create their own surveys based on simple touch input buttons and fields, using a SaaS model to provide a range of features and options to suit the needs of different-sized businesses. People using QuickTapSurvey can load their questionnaire and hand it to a customer or stakeholder; the on-screen navigation and variety of customizable shortcuts make it faster than writing information out by hand. All results are available as an Excel-friendly .CSV export, making it easy to work with data once collected.”
Read the full article at http://betakit.com/2012/02/27/surveying-the-crop-of-user-feedback-startups
Posted on February 20, 2012
Mobiroo Case Study
TabbleDabble developed an in-field customer survey for Mobiroo to deploy at select Best Buy, and Future Shop retail stores near Yonge and Dundas Square in Toronto ON. TabbleDabble carefully crafted a survey that could be completed in under 30 seconds so as to not disrupt customers during peak times.
See the full case study.
Posted on January 23, 2012
TabbleDabble presenting at Sprout Up on January 31, 2012!!!
For more information, see Sprout Up January event details.
Posted on December 22, 2011
Season’s Greetings from TabbleDabble
ALL THE BEST FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT TABBLEDABBLE!
Posted on November 18, 2011
TabbleDabble Raises Money for Movember By Launching MyMo App
This year, TabbleDabble is raising money for Movember in an exciting, unique and super fun way! We’ve created an app for the iPad 2 called MyMo that lets Mo Sistas, Mo Babies and other Mo Challenged supporters see what they would look like with a moustache while raising awareness and donations for Movember!
MyMo can be downloaded for FREE (http://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/mymo/id480687935?mt=8&ls=1) but we are asking that donations be made to the Tabble-Mo-Dabble Movember team (http://mobro.co/tabbledabble) for its use.
Posted on November 9, 2011
TabbleDabble & Dragon’s Den’s Brett Wilson
Unfortunately, this photo is not from CBC’s Dragon’s Den but rather the Digital Day 2011 Conference hosted by the Canadian Marketing Association. Brett Wilson was one of the keynote speakers at the conference and we were lucky enough to meet him and give him a demo of our QuickTapSurvey product. He immediately saw the value in our product and was very enthusiastic!!
Posted on October 16, 2011
TabbleDabble vs. Web-Based Data Collection on Tablets
Like many of the other data collection “solutions”, TabbleDabble does not use web-based software, such as micro-sites, simply running inside a browser on a tablet device. TabbleDabble creates native apps that take advantage of all the benefits of running directly on a tablet.
Here are 10 reasons why you should avoid web-based software and micro-sites for tablet data collection and use TabbleDabble instead:
- You are dependent on having an Internet connection. No connection, no data. TabbleDabble’s data collection solutions works online or offline.
- Web-based surveys just don’t look good on tablet devices. Tablets are revolutionary, sleek, simple and elegant. Web-based surveys are out-dated and clunky. Pairing a tablet device with web-based surveys is like trying to mix oil with water. TabbleDabble’s software can be customized to reflect your brand, theme, colours and overall image.
- Your survey runs inside a browser. You see the URL, site title, navigation bar, bookmarks and other browser-related items. TabbleDabble’s software only shows you what you need to see.
- Running a survey inside a browser makes it very easy to exit the survey and check email when no one is looking! Web-based surveys cannot be left unattended. TabbleDabble’s software can be locked down so that surveys cannot be exited.
- There is a noticeable lag or delay in the survey. Each page takes time to load as communication with the server is required at every step of the way. TabbleDabble has no delays at all.
- There are no custom keyboards. You get the standard iPad keyboard regardless of the type of data that needs to be input. This is a pain when you need to enter numbers or data that is made up of letters and numbers (e.g. Canadian postal code). Input validation through pop-up messages are annoying and tacky. TabbleDabble comes with a number of custom keyboards.
- Tapping buttons on a web page inside a browser is not as responsive as tapping buttons in a native app. TabbleDabble solutions are super fast.
- Small text and small buttons make surveys difficult and slow to use. TabbleDabble solutions have been designed by usability experts to be intuitive, fast and easy to use.
- Screen real-estate is not optimized. TabbleDabble uses every pixel of the screen for the survey.
- HTML is so 90s. TabbleDabble is the future of face to face surveys on the iPad.
The facts are clear and the decision is yours. A web-based survey application may get the job done but if you want the fastest, easiest and most reliable way to collect data on a tablet, you need TabbleDabble! Contact us for a free demo and you’ll see why web-based surveys just don’t cut it.