by April 26, 2013
Online survey platforms, such as Cvent, offer the user a wide
variety of tools designed to maximize the user experience. After
all isn’t that what we are looking for…an engaged respondent that
provides truthful and enlightened responses? With that said it
amazes me how many surveys go out that do...read more
by April 16, 2013
Looking for a better way to organize your web survey questions and
control survey flow? You’re in luck – April 19th marks our Web
Survey new release and we’ve added a Chapters feature. Survey
chapters can be used for a variety of reasons: Structure ‒ Just
like chapters in a book, survey chapters...read more
by February 28, 2013
Creating reports from your online survey platform can be both a
blessing and a curse. There are numerous pre-designed report
options available which can easily shave hours of time off a
project. Reports follow several themes including: Answer Summaries
and Details – individual frequency counts for...read more
by February 26, 2013
There is another side to the ‘one percent’ debate. This presented
itself in fine fashion recently thanks to two emails from LinkedIn.
In the past year the business networking site surpassed 200 million
profiles. In 2012, I received an initial email stating that I was
one of the first one percent of...read more
by January 29, 2013
In a recent post, I covered segmentation basics and briefly
examined the debate around which variables are best used for the
project. The point to remember is that marketing organizations can
often benefit from multiple segmentations depending upon the end
user (e.g. direct marketing, sales,...read more
by January 3, 2013
I recently posted a blog about the new social media feature we
added to our web survey tool. This week, I came across a great
infographic that supports and proves why having social media
integration is so essential. These numbers illustrate the value and
importance social media integration brings to...read more
by December 27, 2012
In a recent post we examined the nature of the data types available
to consumer or B2B market researchers including; nominal, ordinal,
interval and ratio. The latter two categories allow the user to
generate mean or average scores as part of their survey data
analysis. Working with means gives the...read more
by December 7, 2012
I recently came across an article posted in MarketingProfs that
raised an interesting question. Is a 0.3% click-through rate for a
banner ad acceptable? This may seem a bit afield from my normal
conversations around online survey design, but the truth is many of
us in consumer and B2B market...read more
by November 2, 2012
Cvent is excited to announce our third major release for 2012 that
is aimed to help improve your user experience! Lead by the
suggestions and feedback of our clients and YOU, this Web Surveys
release includes many new features, such as advanced quota
management to help you target certain...read more
by October 26, 2012
The who, the what, the how, the why and the when. Let’s take a look
at “the when” for establishing a timeframe for measuring customer
satisfaction. Companies, organizations and governmental entities
invest heavily in attempting to understand the drivers underlying
customer satisfaction and...read more





