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<h1>Rotation Time</h1>
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<p><em>Time to next turn</em> is one of the main drivers of participant engagement. In other words, the higher the time to next turn, the higher the probability to become disengaged.</p>
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<p>We recommend aiming for a time to next turn of around 30 minutes.</p>
Time to next turn <strong><spanid="timeToNextTurn">30</span> minutes</strong>
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(or time for Twitter <imgid="twitter" src="https://www.iconpacks.net/icons/2/free-twitter-logo-icon-2429-thumb.png" height="16">)
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<li>For a time to next turn of <strong>30 minutes</strong> you can have a rotation time of <strong><spanid="rotationTime30Minutes">5</span> minutes</strong> at most (recommended)</li>
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<li>For a time to next turn of <strong>45 minutes</strong> you can have a rotation time of <strong><spanid="rotationTime45Minutes">5</span> minutes</strong> at most</li>
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<li>For a time to next turn of <strong>60 minutes</strong> you can have a rotation time of <strong><spanid="rotationTime60Minutes">5</span> minutes</strong> at most</li>
<p><em>Time to next turn</em> is one of the main drivers of participant engagement. In other words, the higher the time to next turn, the higher the probability to become disengaged.</p>
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<p>We recommend aiming for a time to next turn of around 30 minutes.</p>
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