Create a thank-you page to show your survey respondents after they submit their responses. This can consist of one or multiple text elements. In the example below we will combine the thank-you page with conditional text elements based on the respondent’s total score from multiple choice scoring. This feature is available on our Business and Enterprise account plans.

By adding weights to multiple choice question options, you can very easily create scored surveys, quizzes or polls.  For example, in question one the first option can be worth two points, the second option worth one point and the other options worth nothing. Or ask your quiz participants a simple yes/no question. “Yes” is worth 1 point and “No” worth 0 points. This feature is available on all paid account.

Custom variables are used in web link distributors to create unique links that can help you track each respondent or group of respondents. The variables can be viewed in reports and in data exports. For example, let’s say you’ve created an NPS survey to send to your company employees to gather feedback on how the company is doing. If you want to group the responses by employee category (marketing, sales, manufacturing, leadership), there are 3 ways you could do this.

Since the beginning of SurveyRock, we have had the special Text element for when you just wanted to use images or text to give your survey takers some additional information. Earlier this year we expanded that WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) capability to all of our question types as well. Now when you create a new survey question, the question title field text editor looks like this.

In the English language we write (and read) from left-to-right but there are several languages, such as Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu that are written in the opposite direction, from right-to-left (or RTL). In addition to the approximately 300 million native speakers of Arabic (295 million) and Hebrew (5 million), there are ten major languages based on the Arabic alphabet, spoken by another 300 million people. In order to support them all, SurveyRock offers the ability to create surveys in RTL languages.

Customizing your survey is a great way to get respondents more familiar with your organization’s logo, to increase your survey response rate, and to stand out from the crowd.

Marketers are always trying to squeeze just a little more value out of each event and yet there’s one event marketing strategy that is often overlooked: online surveys.

The saying “Will it play in Peoria?” originated in the early ’20s and ’30s during the US vaudeville era and is used to ask whether a given product, person, promotional theme, or event will appeal to mainstream America, or across a broad range of demographic/psychographic groups. The success of this resilient phrase can be attributed to the fact that the population of Peoria was fairly representative of the country as a whole.

Experts have discovered that there are actually differences in the way women’s and men’s brains are structured and in the way they react to events and stimuli. A study from the San José State University highlights how gender influences online survey participation: