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10 Ways To Battle Survey Bots (And Why They Attack)
A bot, short for “robot” of course, is a software app that’s programmed to perform automated tasks online. They go to work on their own, toiling away at repetitive...
How To Survey Through The Customer Lifecycle & 10 Best Practices
There is a famous quote that says, “Life is a journey, not a destination.” The same could be said for the customer lifecycle. As it is known in marketing,...
7 Summertime Survey Considerations With Examples
Ah, summertime, that hot but happy season when the sun stretches its rays like a lazy dog waking from a nap. Vacations are planned, the kids are tasting freedom...
How To Create a Follow-up Survey & Questions To Ask
“The fortune is in the follow-up.” – Jim Rohn Rohn, an American entrepreneur, author, and motivational speaker who passed in 2009, understood the importance of follow-up. He would often...
7 Reasons To Use Customer Retention Surveys
They say it is much cheaper to retain a customer than it is to acquire a new one. But is this an arbitrary statement? And who exactly are they?...
5 Reasons To Avoid Cutting Corners When Creating Surveys
Taking a shortcut is all about finding more efficient or faster ways of doing something without sacrificing quality or integrity. On the other hand, cutting corners means skipping steps...