Additional Country Filters

Additional country filters are available on the following subscriptions:

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• Key features
• Which countries are included?
• Who is it for?
• Best practices
• How to launch a test using the Additional country filters feature

Key Features 

• Access test contributors in 30 countries all over the world.
• Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, the United Kingdom, and the United States feature a large number of contributors on the network so that you can test often. You can also narrow it down to very specific audiences via filters and screener questions and still expect people to fit the defined audience.
• Additional countries have fewer contributors with whom to test. If you test with the additional countries frequently, you will go through that pool of contributors much more quickly (you'll also find it difficult to fill your tests if you have a lot of filters and screeners when testing with additional countries).

Which countries are included?

We currently offer access to people from 30 "additional" countries. These particular countries have fewer contributors than the aforementioned standard nations so, if you're having issues populating your tests with contributors, we recommend studies with fewer screener questions and demographic filters. See the University's What to Do When No One is Taking Your Test training course.

Who is it for?

The additional country filters are for our Advanced, Ultimate, Professional, and Premium subscription customers. When you select countries from the list of demographic filters, additional country filters are visible along with our standard country filters. 

Best Practices

Additional country filters are best used for small, infrequent studies with few other filters or screeners. This means running roughly one test per month with five contributors per test. Remember that we don't yet have a full network in these countries, so your studies may fill slowly.

Other best practices include:

• Minimizing the number of demographic filters you apply to the test.
• Limiting the number of screener questions you ask prospective contributors. 

See our "What Can I Do if My Test Isn't Filling?" and "What Can I Do if I'm Having Difficulty Recruiting Test Contributors?" articles, which go into these practices in greater depth.

How to launch a test using the Additional country filters feature

1. Log in to your UserTesting Platform Dashboard.
   
   
2. Create a test
   Click Create test and select Create a test.
   
   
   
   
3. Prototype, Website, or App Test
   Select whether you will be testing a website or an app. In this case, we'll select Website.
   
   
   
   
4. Select your Network
   Select Build audience.
   
   
   
5. Select your audience
   Click Select Audience.
   
   
6. Create your audience
   Select Create from scratch (the link is at the bottom of this Select audience page).
   
   
7. Access the countries list 
   Select Countries from the demographic Filters section.
   
   
8. Choose your countries

   Select your preferred countries from the Additional country filters list.

   
   
   

9.  Complete your test and launch
   Continue building out your test plan and launch.

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