Steve said: 

"If you know that you have a user segment that is relatively scarce,
but important for you to capture - like your executive team, for
example - you should be certain to include a representative of this
group in your studies. Essentially you're adopting a stratified
sampling technique rather than a purely random sample as a deliberate
tactic to cover small audience groups."

Just make sure you take this into account when you evaluate any of
your findings quantitatively. Your small audience groups would be
over-represented in this case.

Regards,
Jakob




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