Results for : survey question

Don’t Disregard Details

Details, details, details. There’s such a thing as drowning in the details -- by which point you can’t see the forest for the trees, to throw in another idiom -- but the attitude that dismisses mere details as unworthy of attention needs to be reexamined. Case 1: Higher Hiring While…

The Right Question Type Gets You the Right Answer

Are the wrong question types ruining your survey? (more…)

When, Why, and How to Use Weighted Scores in Survey Rating Questions

Even the most basic survey tool lets you measure responses using a ranking or rating scale. For instance, it’s common to use satisfaction or importance scales (e.g. “very important” to “very unimportant”) or recommendation scales (“How likely are you to recommend us to a friend?”). Sometimes, however, your data analysis…

Taking Advantage of Question Display Logic

You don’t want to waste anyone’s time – neither respondents’ nor your own. So why ask people to answer irrelevant questions? Instead, use question display logic to show survey respondents only the questions that pertain to them. It isn’t always necessary to ask all respondents every single question. Sometimes, doing…

Shrink Your Survey By Choosing The Right Question Types – Part 2

In my previous blog, Shrink Your Survey By Choosing The Right Question Types – Part 1, I showed how one can use Matrix Grid question type to reduce the length of the survey. Take a look at that blog and make sure you are making good use of Matrix Grid.…

Shrink Your Survey By Choosing The Right Question Types – Part 1

The length of your survey can scare a lot of people from completing the survey. There are 2 easy ways to reduce the survey length. 1. Eliminate irrelevant questions: Focus only on questions that would yield the insight that you are looking for. How to do that is a topic…

Survey Questions: Less is More

Let your survey participants know that you value their time and are not out there to put them to sleep with your long and boring surveys. The following tips on drafting perfect questionnaires by our survey experts may come in handy: A good survey question is short, clear, and asks…

Are You Paying Too Much for Your Enterprise Survey Software?

“Rule No.1: Never lose money. Rule No.2: Never forget rule No.1.” ― Warren Buffett Are you paying thousands for enterprise survey software? Would you buy a car that gets only 8 miles a gallon? Both are hard to justify. Both waste money. And both have forgotten Rule No.1. In this…

Don’t Skip Logic

Cheers, one of the most iconic television shows ever broadcast, followed the lives and loves of various bar employees and patrons. The show, punctuated by the popular theme song “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” spoke powerfully, albeit comically, to our desire to be known, to be remembered — to matter.…

More Conversation than Questionnaire

Traditionally, surveys have been used to gain insight into consumer opinion, among other things. While this has worked well in the past, today's consumers are savvier. They have multiple ways to obtain and share information or voice their opinions. So a survey arriving in their inbox might not garner more…

This site uses cookies: Find out more.