🕵️‍♀️ Finding your Participants

🕵️‍♀️ Finding your Participants

Poocho gives you access to a curated, in-house panel of real people excited to share their opinions. Use our filters to narrow down on your dream Participants. We have demographic filters such as gender and age, and even nerdier filters like Last session date, Internet browsing behaviour and Investments.

Click any profile to view full Participant details. Found a match? Hit “Select Participant” in the top-right.

To view only your picks, toggle “Show only selected” at the top of the panel.

When you’re ready, click “Save and continue.” Feel free to come back to this step anytime you want to add more people. 

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