Abroad, many years ago there were people who specialized in taking surveys, known as "Professional Survey Takers," which translates into Chinese as "专门做调查的人" (zhuan men zuo diaocha de ren). In China, due to the development of China's internet entering an era of a "ke" culture, we have bloggers, Wits, podcasters, swapsters, flashers, diggers, and wikians. It's simply a case of "this year it's all about the ke"! Therefore, riding the wave of this new era, we have pioneered the term for Professional Survey Taker in China as "Tiaoke" (调客). Because China has the largest population in the world and enormous consumer potential, more and more international market research companies are also entering China. So we believe that "Tiaoke" will inevitably rise in China and soon become a way of working from home that is as simple and free as "Witkey."