tracking poll
noun [C] (also tracking study) MARKETINGDefinition
› a study in which the same small group of people are asked the same set of questions repeatedly over time to measure how their opinions, needs, etc. change: The tracking study revealed that nutrition information was very important to 50% of shoppers.
(Definition of tracking poll noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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