Surveys all depend on the amount of demand from advertisers. Generally, the bigger the market and stronger the economy, the more demand for market research in that country. Surveys are not distributed uniformly around the world; rather, if people in a country spend a lot of money (e.g., at McDonalds), then McDonalds will spend a lot of money to conduct surveys to those people to find out which products they like best so they know what to add to their menu next.

Not only that, but each person’s profile is different. For example, a survey advertiser might be looking for answers from a 43-year-old female with two children, a dog, who is self-employed and owns an iPhone. This is why some people receive a lot of surveys, while others don’t.

There are a few things you can do to increase the number of surveys you get:

The amount of surveys you receive is determined by many variables, from the strength of the economy to the details of your profile. To maximize the amount of surveys you receive, keep your profiles detailed and up-to-date, and take advantage of any offers available. You can also refer friends to join the platform, until demand catches up in your area.