We are looking for someone to develop a survey people can take on facebook. The includes 20 questions with a 5 point scale response. The survey will measure the level of facebook addiction. The survey needs to be available in 3 languages (English, Dutch, French... we will provide the texts)

Required functionalities
1/. Easy ways to invite people to participate (this could be via emails or posts in facebook)
2/. An immediate analysis of the results
3/. A way to post results on their wall
4/. A way to invite friends to participate
5/. A way to collect basic information on the person that participated
5/. An easy way to export the results of the surveys completed


Your work
To think about ways to make the survey more fun to participate in
To identify ways to build participation
To make sure all the technical details run right
To send out invitations to get people to participate in the survey
To get all the results into an excel file for analysis

Payment terms + Bonus
There will be a big difference between a survey that works and one that does not.

If this context we propose a payment for the technical work and then a bonus for level of participation in the survey. We have an email list of 50 K people. Normally we would expect a 2.5% response rate 1250 replies. We will pay as a bonus $.50 per reply over 1250 (with a maximum of $2000). These replies can be people contacted directly or people that reply after seeing a post or being invited to participate.

Note: These replies could also be replies due your direct work.

Please make your bid for the development of the survey, taking into consideration if it is done well there is an opportunity to get a bonus payment

Attached is a rough translation of the survey in English
(it was translated using google translate, so some of the translations are strange..)

I look forward to hearing from you and perhaps working together






Here is a direct link to the survey in an older word format.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/704747/DraftFB_survey.doc
Note: the questions with similar answers would obviously be grouped into 1 block of questions to make the survey shorter.