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How to Ask Sensitive Questions in Surveys

A survey is an effective medium to collect feedback from your target audience. Sensitive questions on age, income, race, and religion form an unavoidable part of demographic surveys, market research surveys, health surveys, and so on. Usually, people are reluctant to share personal information via offline surveys. But, online surveys can be made more discreet...
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How Many Questions Should Be Asked in a Survey?

“How many questions should I include in my survey?” “With limited survey questions, will I be able to collect enough information from my target audience?” “Or, will a large number of questions tire my customers and make them drop out of my survey?” You might have faced the above dilemmas while creating a survey. As...
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How to Use Screening Survey Questions Like a Pro

Finding the right target audience for your survey can make a valuable difference between collecting relevant data and pilling heaps of unrelatable answers. If you cannot spot your right audience you will end up collecting irrelevant, vague, and inaccurate data for your research.  This is where screening survey questions come to your rescue! Screening survey...
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What Are Product Survey Questions? [Guide + Examples]

Product survey questions are your best bet to really get inside your target users’ heads, helping you craft offerings that hit the mark. As a product manager, using these insights lets you build solutions that truly resonate with your audience and, ultimately, boost your business. You can see a great example of this in this...
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How to Use Open-Ended Questions: Tips, Advantages & Examples

Imagine you are having a conversation with a friend. To find out how they are, do you hand them a list of yes/no or multiple-choice questions? No. You ask and let them describe their experience in their own words. This is the essence of using open-ended questions in surveys. When you let people answer queries...
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How to Write Crucial Return to Work Survey Questions

Let’s begin with a quick COVID-19 Poll. If you answered (1) or (2), you have clearly adapted to the new normal – working from home. However, if your answer was (3) or (4), it is pretty evident that your overall productivity has taken a heavy hit.  This is the case with millions of employees across the globe in the...
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What Is a Demographic Survey Question: A Guide with 60+ Examples

Have you ever hesitated to include demographic questions in a survey, unsure whether asking about age, gender, or income is appropriate—even if responses are anonymous? You’re not alone. Many people, including your customers, are cautious about sharing personal details. Yet, demographic questions are vital for gaining a deep understanding of your customer base. These questions...
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16 Advantages & Disadvantages of Questionnaires

In his 1936 classic “How to Win Friends and Influence People,” Dale Carnegie advised, “Ask questions the other person will enjoy answering.” Embracing this wisdom, businesses can unlock a world of genuine interest and honesty. Customers love asking questions, especially before making a purchase. But can businesses ask questions to clients and customers? Absolutely! Enter...
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How to Create Online Questionnaire Easily

You’ve probably heard how a good questionnaire is the backbone of any market and social research. But the success of any questionnaire depends on how effortlessly it blends with the needs of the target audience and their ease of giving appropriate inputs. A sure shot way of ensuring success using these is incorporating the use...
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How to Write Event Survey Questions: Guide With Examples & Best Practices

Businesses, big and small, are leveraging the power of holding live events to maximize brand value, drive revenue, and improve customer experience. A 2019 Bizzabo report suggests that events can outperform other marketing strategies, including content marketing, digital advertising, and email campaigns. But how do you determine whether your event was a success or a...
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