Web Surveys

You can always mail or email survey forms, wait for them to come back and then enter them into a spreadsheet to analyze. But wouldn't you rather bypass mail, minimize foot-dragging by participants, leave spreadsheet entry behind and move right to the analysis? You can with web surveys.

Considerations

Below are some factors to think about to help you choose the right solution:

• Do You Need a Survey or a Poll?

  Surveys usually consist of multiple questions and are focused on providing quality feedback. In contrast, a poll is quick, may only be include one question and may not require any identification from the user. Polls are frequently used on websites to take the pulse of visitors.

• Frequency

  Will the survey be a permanent fixture on your website or will it be used periodically?

• Number of Participants

  How many participants or respondents will you be including.

• Anonymity

  Do you need to know who submitted the questionnaire or will respondents be anonymous?

• Survey Complexity

  How many questions and selection options will be included?

If you simply want to get occasional feedback from visitors to your website then you may not need the web survey solutions listed here. With simple surveys and low volumes of survey responses, you could opt for a web page form that will email the results to you.

Features

• Email Invitation

  Invite participants by email.

• Templates

  Choose from pre-built survey templates or create your own.

• Reporting and Analysis

  Review results, download results.

Implementation Options