Here are 5 effective methods you can use to recruit participants for tree testing studies.

• Use your existing network - reach out to a database of your current users and send them a link to participate in the study.
• Recruit from User Panels - order verified participants from User Panel.
• Intercept website visitors - using Onsite Recruiting you can turn visitors into respondents.
• Social media - share the link to your studies on social media profiles, groups, and communities.
• Paid advertising - run paid advertising leading targeted users into your research study.

Tree Testing is meant to test the links in your navigation scheme and their placement in specific categories. Choosing a category as an answer with the links available won’t provide you with detailed information. If you want to test category names, create a tree test with categories as leaves.

If you want to combine results from multiple studies, you can export them in .csv format and combine them externally.

You can set up a share link, which will provide access to your results to anyone you send it to regardless of whether they have an UXtweak account. This link can be password protected to ensure no unauthorized people see the details of your study. Alternatively, you can export the results as PDF or CSV files and share these files with your co-workers.

Tree testing is currently available in 14 languages:

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Yes, there are multiple free tree testing tools on the market you can use for your research Keep in mind that the free plans will have limitations. We recommend the free Tree Testing Tool by UXtweak as it offers modern UI, advanced analytics, and insightful reports. Register for free now (no credit card needed), and start tree testing today.