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Save Time With Response Libraries When You Create Surveys

Wednesday, June 17, 2009 by Sherrie Mersdorf
Response LibraryWhen it comes to survey creation and design, creating questions with meaningful responses can be quite a challenge. After all, the validity of your data has a lot to do with the questionnaire itself. That's why it can be a big help to have a library of common responses in your survey tool!

Cvent Web Survey Software users automatically get access to our question and response libraries. Recently, Sarah, over at our Meetings & Events blog, was working on a client survey. She thought the response library was a huge time saver. It also ensured she was using the same responses (where appropriate, of course) for multiple questions. Having consistency throughout your survey makes it easier for respondents to complete your feedback form.

When creating a question, utilizing the response library is a simple, few click process. Survey admins have the ability to select the type of response they're looking for and then select the correct response under the category.

Cvent Online Survey Tool Has 8 Response Default Categories

Sample Survey Question for Demographic Information This is the perfect example of a survey question where a response library can save you a lot of time. Without the response library, I would have spent a good chunk of time entering in each state. Fortunately, Cvent's online survey application did all the work for me!

Cvent users also have the opportunity to create their own library of questions they use frequently. Chances are you have other responsibilities besides building surveys so as an online survey tool, we strive to cut down on the time you spend creating a questionnaire so you can spend more of your day on other tasks.

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