Why Paid Surveys Are Not Available In Tier 3 Countries?

[Good-Guy]

People frequently use paid in order to make some extra money online. There are many businesses out there that send paid surveys. The fact of the matter remains that paid surveys are not available at all in many tier 3 countries at all. I think that GDP is one of the major contributing factor for sure. Due to very low GDP and customer purchasing power, tier 3 struggle to receive paid surveys all the time.

Moreover, market research firms frequently conduct surveys always prefer to target nations with good purchasing power such as the United States, Australia, Canada, etc, which is why they receive far much more surveys as compared to other nations and countries. This is one of the major reasons why so many survey companies like and prefer such countries. There are various other main reasons why surveys might not be available in some of the countries. The absence of internet and other technological advancements may also discourage many companies when it comes to targeting certain countries.

There may not be sufficient infrastructure, interest, and resources in various tier 3 countries that may make them a favourable place for marketing companies and businesses. This is also true for many specific rural regions in those countries where there is little to no internet access at all! So, what are some of the other reasons for unavailability of paid surveys in certain countries?

 

[Icydoll]

I agree with all those reasons that you have mentioned in the discussions. It's most frustrating thing when the surveys are only for the targeted countries.Most of the tier 1 countries earning good but their cost of living is high too so eventually the opportunities for them will be high as market research look forward for the people from such countries .I hope the opportunity for other countries will be increased in the future for every country so that we can survive as well.

 

[Naz]

Well,Paid surveys are a popular way for people to earn money online. However, it's not uncommon to find that such opportunities are not available in Tier 3 countries. The reasons for this are complex, but they primarily relate to the market research industry's needs and the economic conditions of these countries.

Tier 3 countries are typically low-income nations with limited resources, and as such, they have little consumer purchasing power compared to other countries. Therefore, companies are less interested in conducting market research in such countries because the market is not as significant, and the results may not be representative of the target audience they are interested in.

Another factor is that in Tier 3 countries, there may be fewer individuals with access to the internet and the necessary devices to participate in paid surveys. This may result in a limited pool of participants, which can affect the quality of the data collected.

Moreover, Tier 3 countries often have different languages, cultures, and socio-economic backgrounds, which may require additional resources to conduct market research effectively. As a result, many market research companies may not find it feasible to conduct surveys in Tier 3 Countries.

 

[CashConvo]

People frequently use paid in order to make some extra money online. There are many businesses out there that send paid surveys. The fact of the matter remains that paid surveys are not available at all in many tier 3 countries at all. I think that GDP is one of the major contributing factor for sure. Due to very low GDP and customer purchasing power, tier 3 struggle to receive paid surveys all the time.

Moreover, market research firms frequently conduct surveys always prefer to target nations with good purchasing power such as the United States, Australia, Canada, etc, which is why they receive far much more surveys as compared to other nations and countries. This is one of the major reasons why so many survey companies like and prefer such countries. There are various other main reasons why surveys might not be available in some of the countries. The absence of internet and other technological advancements may also discourage many companies when it comes to targeting certain countries.

There may not be sufficient infrastructure, interest, and resources in various tier 3 countries that may make them a favourable place for marketing companies and businesses. This is also true for many specific rural regions in those countries where there is little to no internet access at all! So, what are some of the other reasons for unavailability of paid surveys in certain countries?

I concur with the points discussed regarding the frustrating limitation of surveys being exclusively available for select countries. Although tier 1 countries may have higher earning potential, the cost of living in those areas is also high, which means that market research tends to focus on those populations. Hopefully, in the future, there will be more opportunities for individuals from all countries to participate in surveys, enabling us to earn a living and thrive regardless of our location.