KR20130135553A - The survey system in the mobile messenger screen - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides an effective connection system between members receiving a research service and a research provider by giving a partial reward to a research user, provides an effective research service in a small mobile display by searching for a survey through an input window in a messenger screen or phone number list, and makes a purchase or increase an accumulation value by conducting the survey in a survey system including a display and displaying survey information on a display screen when a messenger program is executed in a member terminal including an input device for inputting information.

Description

Survey system in the mobile messenger screen}

The present invention is a survey service system provided on a screen in a mobile messenger, and particularly, a portable terminal display has a small screen and is intended to effectively provide a research service on such a small screen.

The recently developed mobile terminal provides various functions such as voice call and text message transmission, video call, photograph or video shooting using a camera, wireless Internet access, and mp3 playback.

Particularly, in a mobile terminal subscribed to a mobile messenger service provided by a communication company, real time chatting is possible through a mobile messenger application, and the number of users is increasing day by day.

Accordingly, information providing methods using a mobile messenger have been developed, and advertisements are increasing with various services through a mobile messenger.

In addition, although a method of transmitting an advertisement to an electronic message is disclosed in Korean Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 10-2011-0103211, a method for effectively displaying an advertisement on a portable device having a small display screen is not presented .

In addition, another Korean published patent (10-2011-0040337) provides a research service on a mobile screen. However, it does not present a concrete method for effectively providing research services on a small screen.

Therefore, it is necessary to suggest an effective service method on the mobile screen by connecting text and research services.

Citation 1: Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-2011-0103211, Publication Date (September 20, 2011) Citation 2: Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-2011-0040337, Publication Date (April 20, 2011)

An object of the present invention is to provide an effective research service when using a mobile messenger in a portable terminal display that does not have a large screen such as a laptop or a desktop PC.

The above object is a survey system provided in the mobile text screen is provided with a display, when the subscriber terminal equipped with an input device to input information from the top of the display, the survey information is displayed on the display screen when executing a program for transmitting and receiving text In, the survey is carried out as the accumulated amount or the accumulated value is increased, or the product can be purchased, there is an input window between the transmission and reception text screen or telephone number list, the search through the input window can be searched As achieved.

In addition, when inputting the accumulated value or the accumulated amount through the input window, a survey list corresponding to the inputted accumulated value or the accumulated amount is displayed on the subscriber terminal screen, and if the product information is entered through the input window, the product information Survey information corresponding to is displayed on the screen of the subscriber terminal.

In addition, in a survey system provided in the mobile text screen provided with a display, the mobile information screen is displayed on the display screen when running a program for transmitting and receiving text in the terminal equipped with an input device to enable information input from the top of the display, the When the survey is carried out, the accumulated amount or the accumulated value can be increased, or a product can be purchased, and an input window exists between the transmission / reception text screen or the telephone number list, and the store information is input through the input window. The goods to be provided and survey information corresponding to the goods are displayed on the screen.

And, by performing the provided survey, it is possible to pay the goods corresponding to the conducted survey.

It provides an effective research service within a mobile display with a small screen size, and also allows a research user to receive some compensation, thereby providing an effective connection system between the research provider and the member receiving the research service.

1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a terminal connected to a server through a wired or wireless internet.
2 is a block diagram illustrating the server in more detail.
3 is a block diagram of a terminal.
4 to 7 are diagrams illustrating an embodiment in which text is displayed in a mobile terminal.
8 to 10 are diagrams showing embodiments of displaying position of research information.
11 through 13 illustrate another embodiment in which a research box is displayed.
14 to 18 are diagrams of embodiments in which the research area also moves as the text moves.
19 is a view showing another embodiment where a research area is displayed.
20 to 24 are diagrams of embodiments in which a research area is displayed in text.
25 is a block diagram showing that an additional server for managing research (survey) information may be provided.
Fig. 26 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of the server of the present invention.
27 is a diagram of an embodiment illustrating a method of storing information in a store database.
28 is a diagram of an embodiment illustrating a method of storing information in a survey database.
FIG. 29 illustrates a method of another embodiment in which information is stored in a survey database. FIG.
30 is a diagram of yet another embodiment illustrating how it is stored in a store database.
31 is a diagram of another embodiment of storing information in a survey database.
32 is a diagram of yet another embodiment illustrating how information is stored in a subscriber database.
33 and 34 are diagrams of an embodiment showing a flowchart in which the present invention is implemented.
35 to 38 are diagrams of embodiments illustrating how survey information is displayed on a screen.
39 and 40 are diagrams of an embodiment of a survey selection method.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The configuration of the present invention and the operation and effect thereof will be clearly understood through the following detailed description.

In addition, the detailed description may be omitted for the known technical configuration.

According to the present invention, a mobile terminal having a display and an input device for inputting information through an upper portion of the display executes a program for transmitting / receiving text and provides a research service if necessary. To provide.

1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a terminal connected to a server via a wired / wireless Internet.

The server 50 in the communication system constitutes a system for operating various information providing services through the wired and wireless Internet. An input unit 65 for inputting and managing information by an administrator or an operator of the server 50, an output unit 67 for outputting or displaying information, a database unit 55 for storing various information and information on service operation, And a controller 60 for controlling and controlling the information and outputting the information. Although it is not shown in the figure, it is natural that an interface unit capable of transmitting / receiving data to / from the user via the Internet or a communication network is further constructed. On the other hand, the information means all information files such as an image, a moving image, and a text.

The terminal (or portable computer) 20 is a device capable of transmitting and receiving various information through the wired or wireless Internet (or communication network) and displaying necessary information on the display.

Therefore, the terminal 20 is provided with a CPU 25 serving as a central processing unit, a display unit 21 for displaying motion pictures, a memory unit 35 for storing various information, and an input device 30 for inputting information . It is a matter of course that various functions such as a wired / wireless communication system module and a speaker vibration or a key button can be variously applied.

2 is a block diagram illustrating the server in more detail.

The server 50 includes a control unit 60. The control unit 60 includes a data retrieval unit 61 for retrieving data, a data processing unit 62, and a site operation unit 63).

The database 55 further includes an operation database 56 in which information related to site operation is stored, an information database 57 in which data corresponding to each information code is stored, and a plurality of pieces of information And a database 58.

Meanwhile, in the control unit 60 of the server 50, the site operation unit 63 determines the information about the connected user, whether to join the membership, information on the content usage, etc. In the data searching unit 61, Through the database 55, and the data processor 62 transmits the retrieved data to the user through the interface (communication module via the wired / wireless communication network).

Of course, the description of the block diagram of FIG. 1 is merely an example, and it is a matter of course that the server of the present invention is not necessarily targeted to a member accessory but to all users who want to provide information. That is, the server of the present invention provides and controls information displayed on a display of a terminal connected through a wired / wireless Internet or a communication network.

3 is a block diagram of a terminal.

In the drawing, a central processing unit (CPU) 25 is a control means for controlling the overall operation of a terminal, which is a portable display device used in an embodiment of the present invention. The ROM 35a controls the execution program of the display device. The RAM 35b stores data generated during the execution of the program. The RAM 35c stores data required by the user and data .

The R / F unit 27 is a radio frequency, tunes to an RF channel, amplifies an input voice signal, and converts an RF signal received from the antenna into an intermediate frequency signal.

There is a display driving circuit 22 for driving the display by the output of the central processing unit 25 and a display 21 for displaying information on the screen in accordance with the output signal of the driving circuit. In addition, the central processing unit controls the input device 30 through the input device driver 31.

It is needless to say that an input / output unit may be further provided. That is, it may further include a numeric key, a menu key, and a selection key, and naturally includes a speaker and a vibration unit. It goes without saying that a camera and the like may be included in the input unit.

Meanwhile, although the terminal is taken as an example of the present invention, it can be said that the control of the central processing unit, the input device 30, and all the devices using the flat panel display device correspond to the algorithm of the present invention.

On the other hand, the input device 30 of the present invention means a conventional method of inputting information on the display. That is, above the display means that pressure may be applied to or touched the display surface, but information may be entered above the display without applying pressure or touching the display.

Typical input devices are capacitive and resistive, but are not limited to. The present invention is not an invention for an input device, but an input device that can be used in general, to which the present invention is applied.

FIGS. 4 to 7 illustrate an embodiment in which characters are displayed in a mobile terminal.

Fig. 4 shows an embodiment in which the contents of characters to be transmitted and received are present in a box (speech balloon), and contents to be transmitted to the character box 2 on the right side of the character box 1 on the left side can be displayed. Of course, the left and right positions of the characters to be transmitted and received may change.

FIG. 5 is a diagram of an embodiment in which contents of transmitted and received characters exist in a list form. Naturally, the received character area 1 and the transmitted character area 2 are alternately displayed on the screen.

6 and 7 are views of an embodiment in which the key input unit 5 is displayed on the screen, FIG. 6 is a diagram of an embodiment in which the character input unit is displayed when there is a character box, and FIG. And the key input unit 5 is displayed when it is displayed.

- Example 1 -

8 to 10 are diagrams showing embodiments of displaying position of research information.

In FIG. 8A, an embodiment in which a research box 3 is displayed between characters 1 and 2 to be transmitted and received can be seen, and a research box 3 is provided in the middle of the screen of the display 21. Research information will be displayed in the survey box. Research may be displayed in images or text, but sometimes video. At this time, in the present invention, the box in which the research information is displayed is referred to as the research box 3.

The character area 3a may exist when the position of the character is fixed and the position of the character area 3a is fixed so that the position of the character box 3 is also fixed in the character area do.

At this time, the size of the character area 3a does not always have to be the same. The size of the length "AL" of the character area 3a may become larger or smaller depending on the situation. In addition, although the size of the text area 3a and the size of the research box 3 may be the same, it is visually preferable that the size of the research box 3 is smaller than the size of the text area 3a. Even if it is small, it is preferable that the size of the research box 3 is 1/2 or more than the size of the character area 3a. This is because of the effective use of the ground.

When the distance (distance between the text box and L1 or L2) between the text boxes 1 and 2 and the research box 3 is "L", the distance between the text box and the text box is "G". , The relationship between "L" and "G" is as follows. That is, "L" is equal to or larger than "1 / 2G" The distances between other character boxes and character boxes are taken into account so that the distance between characters and advertisement boxes is also taken into consideration, thereby improving the visibility.

FIG. 9 shows a method of another embodiment, where the research box 3 is located on the side of the receiving advertisement box 1 (of course, on the side of the transmitting advertisement box 2 in some cases). The research box 3 may be located.)

As a result, the research box 3 can be located on the left or right side of the character boxes 1 and 3.

Naturally, as shown in (B), the survey box area 3a exists and the research box 3 exists therein. Although the size of the survey box area 3a may be fixed, the length of the research area “AL” (or an advertising box) depends on the length “ML” of the text boxes 1 and 2 located on the side of the research box 3. Length "BL") may vary. That is, as the lengths of the text boxes 1 and 2 become larger or smaller, the length of the research area 3a (or the advertising box) may become larger or smaller.

Of course, no matter how large the text box is, the research content cannot be larger than the display screen, and it cannot be larger than the area in which the research is supposed to be displayed in the display.

The sizes of "AL" and "BL" may be the same, but "BL" may be as small as 1/2. That is, the size of "BL " can be changed from 1/2 or more of" AL "to the size of" AL ".

In addition, it is obvious that the size relationship between the research box and the text box may be applied to the embodiment of FIG. 8 as it is.

When you first run a program that sends and receives texts, it accesses the address book stored in your phone and sends people contacts in the address book to the server. The saved DB is compared and provided to the friend list. At this time, these functions can be implemented through API (Function) provided by platform. The API here refers to the language or message format used to communicate between the operating system and the application. That is, a set of subroutines or functions that a program or application can call to the operating system for some processing.

FIG. 10 is a view of an embodiment showing the position moving according to the size of a character. FIG. There is a location of the research box between the incoming and outgoing characters or between the outgoing and outgoing characters or between the incoming and outgoing characters.

That is, when the size of the text boxes 1 and 2 positioned on the research area 3a is increased, the position of the research area 3a naturally goes downward. Of course, when the text boxes 1 and 2 located below the research area 3a become large, the position of the research area 3a naturally rises up.

Thus, even if the location of a research box (of course, it is not necessary to have a box shape, you can think of a specific area where research information is displayed on the screen), the position of the research box is naturally up or down depending on the position of the text. It means you can move to.

If the size of the text boxes 1 and 2 is so large that it reaches the display boundary so that there is no space for the research area 3a to be located, the research area 3a may not be displayed. Of course, if the minimum research area 3a is determined according to the situation and the text box is no longer larger, the research information can be displayed at all times, no matter how large the text is.

As the size of the research box changes, the amount and content of information that can be displayed may also vary.

In addition, it goes without saying that the rule of the embodiment 1 can be applied as it is when characters are not in the form of a box (FIGS. 5 and 7).

When you first run a program that sends and receives texts, it accesses the address book stored in your phone and sends people contacts in the address book to the server. The saved DB is compared and provided to the friend list. At this time, these functions can be implemented through API (Function) provided by platform. The API here refers to the language or message format used to communicate between the operating system and the application. That is, a set of subroutines or functions that a program or application can call to the operating system for some processing.

Also, rather than sending and receiving text through the carrier. Sending and receiving text through an application is similar to the principle of sending and receiving data over the Internet, and so on.

On the other hand, the principle in which text or research information is displayed in a text box (balloon) is to use a user interface (UI), and the use of design through a program. In other words, the UI provides a design content that provides an environment in which a user can conveniently use a computer.

In addition, a function that automatically increases the size of a text box as the number of characters increases may be supported by the platform. The platform is a combination of hardware and software used to run software applications. A platform can simply be referred to as an operating system or computer architecture, or both.

When the size of the text box is determined according to the amount or size of the text, and the boundary is automatically determined, the area where the text is not displayed can be determined, and the area where the text is not displayed is researched. The display area can be specified.

When the size of the research box (research area) changes according to the research display area, information predetermined for each size can be displayed according to the size of the research box.

- Example 2 -

11 through 13 illustrate another embodiment in which a research box is displayed.

As shown in FIG. 11, two or more research boxes 3 may be displayed in the display 21. The text boxes 1 and 2 and the research box 3 which are transmitted and received are adjacent to each other. In this case, although the research box 3 is connected to the bottom of the text, the research box 3 may be connected to the top of the text 1 or 2, or may be connected to the left or right side of the text. Of course.

In this case, the text boxes 1 and 2 and the research box 3 may be naturally attached to each other, but may be separated from each other in consideration of a design shape. However, if the separation distance is too large, it is not good to separate too much because space usage is inefficient.

In this case, when the research box and the character is separated, the distance to be separated is preferably determined according to the embodiment of FIG. In other words, the distance between the research box and the character is also determined by reflecting the distance between the character.

12 and 13 illustrate that research information may be displayed even when the key input unit 5 is displayed on the display 21 screen.

When the key input unit 5 is displayed, the size of the screen of the display 21 is also reduced. Therefore, the size of the research box 3 may be smaller.

12 is a diagram of an embodiment in which the research box 3 is located on the side of the text, and FIG. 13 is a diagram of an embodiment in which the research box 3 is connected to the text boxes 1 and 2. At this time, even when the key input unit 5 is provided, the previous embodiment can be applied as it is. In the case where the research area is under the character, it is preferable that the research box 3 has a predetermined size even if the text boxes 1 and 2 become large, and the number of research boxes is also appropriate. This is because the area where information is displayed on the screen is reduced because the key input unit is displayed.

Of course, if the research box is located on the side of the character (FIG. 18), if the size of the character increases, the size of the research area may also increase. However, it is obvious that the size of the research area cannot be larger than the screen display area except the keyboard.

However, when the size of the mobile terminal screen is larger than a certain size (for example, 5 inches), even if the key input unit 5 is displayed, the size of the research box 3 becomes larger when the size of the text boxes 1 and 2 is increased. It can also be made larger. That is, if the size of the screen of the display 21 is greater than or equal to a certain size, the size of the screen may still be large even if the key input unit 5 is displayed, so that the embodiment in which the key input unit is not displayed may be applied as it is.

- Example 3 -

14 to 18 are diagrams of embodiments in which the research area also moves as the text moves.

Although the size of the text area and the size of the research area connected to the text may be proportional to each other, the size of the research area may be constant regardless of the size of the text.

FIG. 14 is a diagram of an embodiment in which a research area (box) 3 also moves as a character moves, and there is a case where a user searches for the contents of a character sent and received. In this case, a control command is issued through the input device 30 of the terminal 20 to move the screen up and down.

FIG. 14 is a diagram of an embodiment in which the display screen is moved in an upward direction, which is an arrow direction M. FIG. If the screen continues to move and the text disappears off the screen, the research box associated with the disappearing text will reappear on the screen below. As the screen is moved in the arrow direction M, the text boxes 1 and 2 are also moved up, and the research box 3 connected to the text boxes 1 and 2 is also moved up.

At this time. If the text boxes 1 and 2 continue to move upward and are not displayed on the screen, the research box 3 connected to the text boxes 1 and 2 disappearing from the screen also disappears from the screen. However, even if the text boxes 1 and 2 disappear, the research box 3 does not disappear from the screen. In other words. As the screen moves upward, the disappeared research box 3 reappears at the bottom of the screen. Then, of course, the text box to which the research box 3 is connected is also changed.

In the same way, when a character moves down and disappears, the research box associated with the disappearing character reappears on the screen.

Of course, the research box doesn't have to appear again just above or below the screen. It should appear anywhere on the screen.

On the other hand, the research box 3 does not necessarily need to be one, two or more may be sufficient depending on a situation. For example, if there is a first research box and a second research box, the contents of the first research box and the second research box need not be the same or may be different. And even if you have three or more research boxes, they can all be different.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing the research area 3a and the research box 3 separately. The sizes of the research box and the research area may be the same, but may be different in some cases. When the screen is moved up or down by the command of the input device, the research area 3a is also moved, and the research box 3 in the research area 3a is also moved up or down.

FIG. 16 is a view showing that the research box 3 connected to the text moves as the text moves, and FIG. 17 shows the research area 3a and the research box when the text moves upward when the research box is located on the side of the text. Fig. 3 shows the upward movement. Naturally, when a character moves down, it moves down the research area.

18 is a view of an embodiment in which the position of the research area is fixed, and Figures (A) and (B) are views of an embodiment in which an advertisement is placed under the text, in which case the text in which the research is located is a whole The text is centered on the screen, that is, the research is connected to the bottom of the text located at the middle of the entire screen. That is, the research is connected to the characters existing in the screen of the display 21. As the text grows, the research area moves naturally.

(C) and (D) are views in which the research area is located on the side of the character located in the middle of the screen of the display 21, and when the character increases, the research area also becomes large.

(A), (B), (C), and (D) also increase the size of the research area as the size of the character increases, but it is natural that the size of the research area may be the same even if the size of the letter increases.

Example 4

19 is a view showing another embodiment where a research area is displayed.

When the character input program is selected, the list 4 for the person who has sent and received the text may be displayed on the display 21 screen. In this case, of course, the research area 3 may exist between the list 5 and the list.

In this case, only one research area may be displayed, but one or more research areas may be displayed. The list may be a list of people who exchanged text or a list of people (friends) stored in the phone number address book. In addition, the text box can be moved by the screen movement command of the input device, and the advertisement or the text can be displayed through the list view (Control). In this process, even if the text disappears, the advertisement remains on the screen. You can redisplay it below. If the text box is moved, the advertisement can be moved together.

In addition, the principle of displaying an advertisement in the middle of the telephone number list may be implemented to display an advertisement or a text through a list view (Control).

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20 to 25 are diagrams of embodiments in which a research area is displayed in text.

Referring to FIG. 20, it can be seen that the research contents are displayed in the characters 1 and 2 that are transmitted and received. That is, part of the transmission character 1 and the reception character 2 are selected as the research display characters 1a and 2a, and the research contents are displayed before the characters are displayed, and then the text contents are displayed.

As shown in the figure, the research content is displayed in the research display characters (1a) and (2a) on the left side of the figure, and then after a certain time. It shows that the text content is displayed.

In FIG. 21, the research contents are displayed in the research display characters 1a and 2a, and the contents of the characters are displayed after a predetermined time. In the non-displayed area, research information is continuously displayed.

22 is a diagram of an embodiment in which research information is displayed on the background of the research display text boxes 1a and 2a. That is, the research information is displayed in the text margin, but the research information is also displayed in the background of the text. That is, the text and the research information are simultaneously displayed in the research display text boxes 1a and 2a.

FIG. 23 is a diagram illustrating an example in which the displayed contents change over time when research information is displayed on a background and a margin of a text. In the figure, the research information displayed in the text boxes 1a and 2a (the text and the research box are distinguished from the text box or the research box is identified) indicating the research information is displayed in the pizza research information. This is an embodiment in which the display contents are changed.

In addition, FIG. 24 illustrates an embodiment in which there are two or more research information characters (1a) and (2a) in which research information is displayed on one display 21 screen.

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25 is a block diagram showing that an additional server for managing research (survey) information may be provided.

The server managing the research information may be a server managed by a provider providing research information, or may be a server managed by the server operator of the present invention. Although the subscriber's portable terminal 20 may exchange information with the research server 150 through the server 50, the subscriber's portable terminal 20 may exchange information directly with the research (survey) server 150. Of course it is.

Fig. 26 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of the server of the present invention.

As shown in the figure, the server 50 of the present invention is connected to the subscriber and the survey provider separately. That is, the communication interface 68 of the control unit 60 of the server manages the connection between the subscriber terminal 20 and the survey server 150.

The survey server 150 does not necessarily take the form of a server. It may be an ordinary computer or an ordinary portable terminal. It is merely that the control unit 60 of the server of the present invention manages the subscriber and the survey provider separately.

And, the subscriber means a member who can send and receive text that can display the survey information, the survey provider means a member that can provide research (survey) information.

Accordingly, the survey provider database 58-6 is further provided in the database 55 section of FIG. The database 58-6 is a database that stores information about members who provide surveys.

In addition, the survey database 58-1 is further provided. The database 58-1 is a database in which information on a survey to be provided is stored. That is, the database 58-1 stores information about surveys provided by all survey members.

On the other hand, when the member wants to search the survey, the search terms to be used are also stored and managed. Therefore, it is necessary to classify the search word for the member to search. The search word database may include similar words. For example, if a member enters a word similar to coffee, he or she can search for information related to coffee.

In addition, the search word information retrieved by the member can be stored. For example, if a member with a 000 000 identification code or ID has entered a search word related to a hamburger fair or a search word to purchase a hamburger, the search word entered by the member and the member may be stored together.

On the other hand, a store database 58-4 (store information database will be described in more detail in the following embodiment) that stores information about a store, and a product database 58-2 in which product information is stored. It is further provided.

 Therefore, the control unit 60 of the present invention manages the connection of the survey provider, manages the access of the members, stores information input by the members and the survey provider in the database, and controls and manages the stored information. Will be.

At this time, it is natural that the same person can join as a survey provider member and also as a subscriber member.

27 is a diagram of an embodiment illustrating a method of storing information in a store database.

It is a form of the information stored in the store database 58-4 of FIG. 26. A member ID 81, an Internet connection address, a product word, and the like are stored. In this case, the product word refers to a similar word related to a product serviced by the store. As a result, the information 82 related to the store is stored separately from other information.

Also. Menu information, which is a list of products serviced or sold in the store, is also stored. In addition, the price or the accumulated value for purchasing the menu is also stored. For example, if the price of Americano sold in the store is 3500 won and the accumulated value that can be purchased is 35,000 points, 3500 won and 35000 points are stored in Americano. On the other hand, if there is image information that needs to be displayed on the screen to send and receive text, the image information is also stored.

28 is a diagram of an embodiment illustrating a method of storing information in a survey database.

Survey information provided is stored in the database 58-1 shown in FIG. The member's classification number (e.g. 0000-0112233) is provided, and the survey information 83-1, 83-2 and 83-n provided by the member is provided.

The survey information is classified and stored as a survey classification number (for example, a classification code for classifying a survey stored as 0001). That is, it is the same as survey 1 or survey 2.

In addition, the search word 63a and the position 83b in the hierarchy of words are also stored. (The hierarchy can refer to Patent Application No. “10-2012-0053231”.)

On the other hand, the price or the accumulated value corresponding to the survey is also stored. In addition, the survey questionnaire content data 83c provided for each classification symbol is also stored.

FIG. 29 illustrates a method of another embodiment in which information is stored in a survey database. FIG. That is, product list information corresponding to each survey is stored.

For example, the price corresponding to No. 1 survey provided by the “0000-011223” survey provider shown in FIG. 29 is 000 won and the accumulated value is 000, and the corresponding product is Americano, Sandwich, etc. of the A store. .

Therefore, if the price of survey No. 1 provided by the “0000-011223” survey provider is 3500 won and the accumulated value is 35,000 points, the member who conducted the survey No. 1 will get the corresponding price or the amount of savings. Then, there are products that can be purchased for 3,500 won or 35,000 points. (The example of FIG. 29 is Americano or sandwich in store A.)

That is, FIG. 29 means information in which a list of products that can be purchased by a survey to which a questionnaire is conducted is stored.

30 is a diagram of yet another embodiment illustrating how it is stored in a store database.

In the store database 58-4 of FIG. 26, survey information for purchasing a product may be stored in the product information 82 provided by the store. For example, not only the price and the accumulated value 82a of the product are stored, but also survey information 82b that can gradient the product.

Therefore, if you want to purchase Americano in the "000A" store, if you do a survey of 0000-01123 No. 1, you can purchase with the value obtained or earned through the survey.

31 is a diagram of another embodiment of storing information in a survey database.

In the survey database 58-1, information 84b corresponding to the price or the accumulated amount 84a may be separately stored. That is, a product (including store or store information) or survey information (including a provider providing a survey) corresponding to the price or the accumulated value 84 is stored.

32 is a diagram of yet another embodiment illustrating how information is stored in a subscriber database.

In the subscriber database 58-3 (eg, 000123) illustrated in FIG. 26, survey information executed by the subscriber or information on products purchased by the subscriber may be stored. And it is natural that the amount of the subscriber's current accumulated amount and the stored value are also stored.

33 and 34 are diagrams of an embodiment showing a flowchart in which the present invention is implemented.

If you run the program to send and receive the text displayed on the survey information is started. (S 100)

In addition, the user may select or not select a survey that the user wants to display. (S 110) If the user does not select the survey to be displayed, the classification for the customer, the survey selected by the past customer, and the past customer selected The survey corresponding to the survey type is displayed. If there is no such prior information, the advertisement is selected in consideration of the survey of the survey provider, etc. (S 120).

And when a character program user selects a survey, information about the selected survey is naturally provided. (S 125)

A brief description of these steps is as follows. That is, when the user selects a survey, the selected survey is displayed on the display 21 screen while the program is running, and when the user does not select the survey, the previously selected survey (or the survey selected by the related information) is displayed during the program execution. 21) is displayed on the screen.

At this time, the selected survey may be displayed directly on the text screen, but may be first displayed between the telephone number list or the text list. (S 130-S 140)

If the selected advertisement is to be directly displayed on the text screen, the selected advertisement is displayed between the text box and the text box, or in the non-text display area or in the text box (S 160).

Here, the phone number list means that an advertisement is displayed in the phone book of the user terminal 20 or between a friend list, or an advertisement is displayed on a screen of a list of friends who have text messages.

And, being displayed directly on the text screen is that it is displayed on the text screen in various ways illustrated in the previous embodiment of the present invention. In other words, the way the survey is displayed on the text screen is that the advertisement is displayed between the text box and the text box described in the previous embodiment of the present invention, within the text box, or in an area where the text box does not exist.

In addition, an embodiment of the present invention is not established only when all of the steps 140 and 160 exist, and it is natural that an embodiment of the present invention is performed even if only one of the steps 140 and 160 is executed.

The user can then select a survey displayed on the text screen. If you make a selection, the survey content may be displayed in more detail. (S 170-S 175) The detailed content of the survey may indicate that all or most of the screen is used to describe the content of the survey. do.

In addition, if the detailed survey is selected in detail, the server 150 providing the displayed survey and the terminal 20 of the present invention can be directly connected. (S 180) Naturally, the server 150 providing the survey is provided. ), Of course, can conduct survey surveys and the like. S 185-S 190)

When the user ends the program for transmitting / receiving the characters displayed on the survey, the program ends. (S192-S195)

In addition, the storage of the data of FIGS. 27 to 32 is not necessarily stored only in the database of the server. It may be stored in the memory unit 35 of the terminal, or may be stored in the survey provider server.

On the other hand, although the store owner server is not shown separately in the present invention, it is obvious that data related to the menu of the store may be stored in a memory unit such as the store owner's server or the store owner's computer.

Example 7

35 to 38 are diagrams of embodiments illustrating how survey information is displayed on a screen.

35 is a diagram illustrating an example in which survey information is displayed on a screen when a user selects a survey as in the previous flowchart (step S175 of FIG. 3).

Various survey type images are displayed on the text box screens (3-1 to 3-6), and the survey survey participation can be selected. You can switch to the screen where you can run the survey survey by clicking on it or selecting it. In addition, the creek or the selection may be performed through the input device 30 provided on the top of the display 21. (A clickable text box contains information about what information, such as a URL, is linked to.

36 is a diagram of an embodiment that a survey presents to each text box in a question and answer manner.

For example, among the text boxes (3a-1 to 3a-6) where the survey item is displayed, a question item may be displayed in the sender text box.

This can be done programmatically by specifying the information to be displayed for each character. This may be performed by the control unit of the server or the terminal central processing unit by the information stored in the terminal memory or the database of the server.

37 and 38 are diagrams of an embodiment for displaying an answer to a question through a text input window.

In other words, it may be a subjective or multiple choice. In the case of a short answer, a word is entered in the text input window 5a. In the case of a multiple choice, the selected answer is displayed in the text input window 5a. Will be displayed.

Example 8

39 and 40 are diagrams of an embodiment of a survey selection method.

39 is a view showing how information about a survey is displayed. Fig. A shows a form 3 in which survey information can be displayed in a text, in a survey box linked to a text, between a list of telephone numbers, or in an area in which text is not displayed.

And (B) is a view showing that there may be an input window (7) for inputting a word to search for survey information. In addition, it is obvious that the input window 7 may also be present in a letter, in a survey box connected to the letter, between a list of telephone numbers, or in an area in which the letter is not displayed. Accordingly, a word for searching for a desired survey can be input in the input window.

40 is a diagram of another embodiment showing a flowchart for conducting a survey.

A text transmission / reception program is executed (S 200), and a search word input can be selected to conduct a survey (S 2050).

If the search word input is not selected, the survey is performed from a survey list or a survey provided by a survey provider according to the above implementation. (S 210-S 220)

When the input value is inputted into the input window 7 as the accumulated value or the accumulated amount, a survey list corresponding to the entered accumulated value or the accumulated amount is displayed. (S 225 to S 230) Information storage according to the embodiment of FIG. 31 or FIG. 29. Searching the information storage form according to Figure 30 and the survey list corresponding to the accumulated value or the accumulated amount may be displayed.

In this case, although not separately described in the present invention, according to the embodiment of FIG. 31, product information corresponding to the accumulated value or the accumulated amount may also be displayed. When the commodity information is displayed, the location information can also be considered. For example, products that can be purchased with an accumulated value of 5000 won and product information within 500 mm can be listed. Therefore, you can conduct a survey that can earn 5000 won, you can search for product information reflecting the location. In addition, it is natural that the position information can use a conventional method. The location information of the subscriber station is reflected and the location information where a store or a product is provided may be reflected.

As described above, it is possible to perform a survey by selecting from a survey list that matches the accumulated value or the amount. (S 235)

Survey information can be retrieved by the store (S 240). Although not described separately in the present invention with respect to the search method by the store, you can go directly to the store or enter a QR code or store number. You can also enter the store name or store ID without going directly to the store. In addition, a shop may be selected by inputting street information and product information.

When a store is searched or the store information is input by the above various methods, a product menu provided by the searched or inputted store is displayed as a list. (S 245-S 250)

In this case, as in the embodiment of FIG. 30, the menu list is displayed along with a menu provided in a store, a product list provided in the menu, an accumulated value corresponding to the product, or survey information.

If the subscriber wants to use the accumulated amount of 5,000 won, he or she can choose the product worth 5,000 won. It can be substituted (S 255).

In this case, since the subscriber can perform a survey on a desired product and make a payment, various conventional methods can be used.

The subscriber can enter the product information in the input window (7). For example, if you want to drink Americano within 500 mm, enter "Americo" and "500 mm" in the input box.

Then, the input product list is displayed and the survey corresponding to the product list is also displayed. For example, if you want to drink Americano and the survey corresponding to Americano is “No. 3 survey of 0000-01123,” you will be able to pay Americano if you carry out “No. 3 survey of 0000-01123”. (S 265-S 270)

When the survey is performed, it is displayed on the screen according to the previous embodiment and is connected to the server 50 to perform the survey. However, if the subscriber selects the survey through the terminal, the subscriber can be connected to the server 150 (or the computer) that provides the survey and perform the survey. However, if the subscriber selects a survey, all of the selected survey questionnaire items are transmitted to the terminal, and the subscriber may conduct a questionnaire through the information stored in the terminal. When the survey is conducted, the process of providing the survey results to the server or the survey provider server becomes mandatory.

In addition, when the survey is conducted, it is natural that the accumulated amount (accumulated value) may be increased for the subscriber who conducted the survey, or the subscriber may execute the payment of goods based on the result of the survey. At this time, the article payment method is to use a conventional method.

When the subscriber terminates the text transmission / reception program, the text transmission / reception program is terminated. (S 275-S 280)

1, 2: Send and receive text box 3: Survey box
5: List 7: Input window
20: Terminal 21:
25: central processing unit (CPU) 30; Input device
35: memory unit 50: server
55: Database 60: Control section
5a: Character input window 150: Survey providing server

Claims (5)

In the subscriber system provided with a display, the subscriber terminal equipped with an input device to input information from the top of the display, when running a program for transmitting and receiving text, the survey system provided in the mobile text screen that the survey information is displayed on the display screen,
As the survey is carried out, the amount of accumulation or the value of accumulation can be increased, or a product can be purchased.
Survey system provided in the mobile text screen, characterized in that the input window is present in the screen on which the transmission and reception text is displayed or between the phone number list, the search can be searched through the input window. The mobile text display of claim 1, wherein when a credit value or a credit amount is input through the input window, a survey list corresponding to the input credit value or the credit amount is displayed on the subscriber terminal screen. Survey system. The survey system of claim 1, wherein when the product information is input through the input window, survey information corresponding to the product information is displayed on the subscriber terminal screen. In a survey system provided in a mobile text screen that is provided with a display, the terminal is equipped with an input device to enable information input at the top of the display, when the program for transmitting and receiving text is displayed on the display screen,
As the survey is carried out, the amount of accumulation or the value of accumulation can be increased, or a product can be purchased.
If an input window exists in the screen on which the transmission / reception text is displayed or between a list of telephone numbers, and store information is input through the input window,
The survey system provided on the mobile text screen, characterized in that the product provided by the input shop and the survey information corresponding to the product is displayed on the screen. The survey system of claim 4, wherein the provided survey enables the user to pay for the product corresponding to the survey.

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