14,333 gym going Australians were surveyed. The credibility of the numbers participating in the survey gave AUSactive credibility when speaking with media and other stakeholders. The research design framework and associated clear and concise reporting positively impacted AUSactive’s advocacy narrative. The success of the project can be attributed to the overall credibility of the study and associated credibility it gave AUSactive at time when they were relatively unknown to stakeholders outside of the gym/fitness industry.
“10 THOUSAND FEET’S approach enabled us to get the greatest amount of survey responses we’ve ever had, which drove credibility for the study.
The clear and concise information provided in the reporting positively impacted AUSactive’s advocacy narrative.
The associated credibility it gave our organisation with media and government stakeholders at time when we were relatively unknown to stakeholders outside of the gym/fitness industry was significant.
As a result it had a strong strategic impact on the advocacy work we were doing at the time to successfully get gyms reopened safely.
The research project also made us realise the importance of data driven decisions and since then we definitely use this a lot more.” Chris Alexander, General Manager, Standards and Development AUSactive