by October 29, 2010
Since so much of our reality is computerized - from banking to
grocery store self-check outs, to medical records - it is now
easier than ever to understand customer satisfaction in real time.
Real time customer feedback and customer satisfaction is extremely
valuable since it grabs customer input at...read more
by August 26, 2010
One of the best ways to engage your audience is when you are able
to speak with them face-to-face. These opportunities to personally
engage your audience most often occur at conferences and events.
Conferences and events, as a result, present businesses with a
great way to survey their audience as...read more
by June 8, 2010
When it comes to developing surveys, you might automatically think
that the web is the best platform for the survey. In many cases, it
probably is. But depending on who you're surveying, the goal of the
survey and the timeliness of the survey, you might have to use
multiple delivery methods for your...read more
by April 13, 2010
Many agencies are interested in conducting what are commonly known
as on-site lobby surveys, named for the fact that most
potential survey respondents are approached in the lobby of the
building or apartment where they work or live. These types of
surveys are used when we'd like information on how...read more
by April 7, 2010
We have all seen them; the shiny, silver boxes at large hotels,
hospitals and really any sizable establishment. They come to
life with a touch on the screen and have any and all information
you could ever need. Their central location and ease of use
make them an invaluable distribution method for...read more
by October 23, 2009
At the beginning of the week, I shared the first 10 tips from the
Meetings & Convention article, Survey Science: How to craft
more effective attendee evaluations, in Part I and Part II of this
post. The first ten event survey tips include several of your
typical online survey best practices: set...read more
by August 28, 2009
I've been asked a lot recently what's the difference is between
Cvent Web Surveys branch logic and our advanced survey logic
features. I can definitely see where various types of survey
question logic can get confusing. Hopefully this post will
eliminate the confusion! When you're creating an online...read more
by April 17, 2009
While I spend a lot of time writing about the value and cost
effectiveness of conducting surveys online, sometimes you want to
collect responses through multiple channels. Depending on your
target population, multiple channels may be necessary to ensure a
representative sample. Not everyone in your...read more
by December 5, 2008
Web surveys don't always need to be distributed by email. In fact,
you may come across many instances where a different distribution
method of your survey is required. That's why Cvent's software is
equipped with the ability to offer your web survey in a number of
ways. One such option is to offer a...read more





