by September 13, 2012
Making your survey dynamic is one of the easiest ways to engage the
respondent and make his or her experience more memorable. Why is
that critical to your success? Engaged respondents are more apt to
provide robust opinions and make it through to complete the survey.
After all, as market researchers...read more
by June 24, 2011
Public opinion polls have been a part of the research landscape for
decades. The advent of online survey technology has streamlined the
process, but in no way has diminished the need for these highly
focused surveys. If anything, the move toward social media has
opened up a new realm for our voice...read more
by May 23, 2011
Sales receipts encouraging customers to call toll free phone
numbers or visit web addresses to share their customer
feedback are showing up more and more. Whether you had a good
experience or a bad one, it's good to let the companies know. They
say they value your business and want to do all they...read more
by December 14, 2010
Some survey creators want to automatically include a “don’t know”
option on every opinion-based survey question they pair with a
scale. But this shouldn’t always be the case, particularly
because respondents differ as to whether they will even admit they
don’t know enough to offer a legitimate...read more
by October 8, 2010
Avoiding survey bias is key to getting the knowledge you need to
make changes in your business model and better meet your customers'
needs. However, many online survey creators write questions that
don't allow respondents to express how they feel. Consider the
following question:"Don't you agree...read more
by October 6, 2010
One of the biggest challenges of creating a survey is ensuring your
survey is short enough to engage respondents, yet detailed enough
to provide the feedback you need. Many online survey creators try
to shorten their surveys and still squeeze in all their queries by
asking double-barreled questions...read more
by October 1, 2010
One of the most common questions we hear from survey creators is,
"How long should my online survey be?" If your survey is too long,
respondents may: Rush through the survey, skip questions or enter
false information Abandon the survey Ask to be removed from your
mailing list or report your message...read more
by July 20, 2010
If you're conducting a one time survey, you probably aren't going
to spend that much time looking for the best B2B market research
survey tool. You'll probably just pick the cheapest one you can
find. If you're never planning to run the survey again, don't care
about how it represents your brand,...read more
by May 10, 2010
We've discussed the importance of keeping your online surveys
short. You don't want to try to force respondents to dedicate a
large portion of their time to completing answers. With too many
questions, you will struggle with abandoned surveys and inaccurate
results from respondents who simply choose...read more
by May 5, 2010
We all like a confirmation when purchasing things online,
registering for an event, booking a hotel for a weekend get away,
etc. It gives you an immediate sense of relief and you can easily
read over your confirmation to ensure all of the information is
correct and as you had intended. Should any...read more





