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Customer Experience 101: Types of Surveys

InMoment XI

Surveys are a way to compile data from a group of people, but they can be more than that. Surveys are also direct insight into your customers and information about how they feel about your company, products, and services. Surveys are a direct line to find out and glean valuable information about your customers and your company. .

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Better Service Begins with Better Surveys

GetFeedback

In order to get the insights you need to provide better service and increase retention, you need the right surveys, in the right places, at the right times. Not all surveys are created equal. Customer surveys are not unlike cake ingredients: which things you add, where you add them, and when you add them, matters.

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We’re Revealing Our Secret Recipe for Creating the Perfect Customer Survey

GetFeedback

This means using the right customer surveys, in the right places, at the right times. And while it might be tempting to rely on your intuition when it comes to creating and placing surveys, at GetFeedback we advise against it—there’s an actual order to the madness. Place the survey in the right customer journey milestones.

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Surveys Kill Kittens

AskNicely

The online survey. The online survey is killing cats and kittens left, right and center, and threatening the structural integrity of the online environment. How about surveys? Well, straight away, surveys are less engaging than cats, so fewer people are going to be pleased by the interruption. The culprit?

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Beginner’s Guide to Fonts and Colors for Survey Design

SurveyGizmo

Survey design has a lot of moving parts. What many survey programmers tend to overlook are the visual components of their survey. What many survey programmers tend to overlook are the visual components of their survey. Surveys aren’t just words on a page. Survey Design 101: Font Choice Basics.

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Quick Way to Show Only Relevant Survey Questions Using Logic

SurveyGizmo

The path to completing a survey isn’t always linear. When you want to make sure your respondents only see questions that are relevant to them without cutting vital questions out of your survey, you need skip logic. Allowing respondents to skip an irrelevant page of the survey. Best Practices for Skip Logic.

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Surveying Non-Desk-Bound Staff

InMoment XI

Everyone agrees that it is important to gather feedback from employees in both a structured and unstructured fashion. But how do you listen to the voice of the employee when entire segments of your employee base are on their feet all day – cashiers, desk clerks, nursing, construction, physical therapy – how do we survey these people?

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