Скачать или смотреть What makes a good mystery shopper aka tips for getting repeat work

The better you are at what you do, the more likely that mystery shopping companies will choose you when there's work available. So how do you do this? Firstly, reliability - if you've agreed a day/time to do an assignment, so it then and get the report in on time; if you do come across an issues (you're not well, your car breaks down, the traffic on the M1 completely conspires against you!) then stay in touch with your allocator so they can see if there's any flexibility in the due date. Secondly, always read the brief! Even if you've shopper a client before, brief change, so always use the most up to date version. Missing something can mean we couldn't use your report, and you wouldn't get paid, and none of us want that. Next, pay attention to detail - make sure you know what you should be looking/listening out for, and pay attention to the details surrounding that during your experience; learn some mental tricks for remembering names and other information. Fourth, clarity - don't just tick the answer boxes, make sure you clearly explain the reasons for these answers in the comment boxes - paint a picture for the client! And finally, if you're not sure about anything, ask us - we're here to help you be the best shopper you can be! We wanted to share what makes some of our shoppers so great: - Ian is one of our video mystery shoppers. He's reliable, always willing to help out, follows briefs to a T, and our clients have noted how natural he comes over in the footage of his interactions. - Kathleen carries out both telephone and in person assignments for us. She's super responsive, always follows briefs, and can always be relied on for prompt, clear and accurate reports. - Miles is a mystery shopper who is known for tackling complicated projects for niche clients. He puts effort into understanding a client type and what is needed, and into perfecting his backstory to be believable.

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