BLOGS
- Animation
- B2B / B2C
- Branding
- Career Surveys
- Company News
- COVID
- Customer Experience
- Customer Insight
- Data Types
- Education
- Embedding in Surveys
- Event
- Fashion Surveys
- Features
- Finance Survey
- Forms
- GDPR
- Healthcare
- Healthcare Survey
- Holiday
- Image Poll
- Kiosk Survey
- Likert Scales
- Marketing Survey
- Mobile
- Naming
- Nonprofit Surveys
- NPS
- Online Survey
- Panel Survey
- Picture
- Picture Survey
- Politics
- Polls
- Product Evaluation
- QR Code
- Questionnaires
- Real Estate Survey
- Relationships
- Research
- Sampling
- Security
- Segmentation
- Shopping
- Survey Bias
- Survey Examples
- Survey Logic
- Survey Questions
- SurveyLegend News
- Testing Surveys
- Tools
- Types of Survey Questions
- Types of Surveys
- Video
- vote on images
12 Free Stock Photo Websites to Use for Sourcing Online Survey Images
Is a picture really worth 1,000 words? Try 60,000 of them! Studies show that humans process visuals that many times faster than text. In fact, it takes just 13...
How to Create a “Vote on Pictures” Survey (and Reduce Survey Fatigue)
Because of the ease of which online surveys can be created and sent, some people may be feeling burnt out by them. According to research company Forrester, more organizations...
How to Conduct a Product Evaluation Survey with Images
An incredible 30,000 new products are launched every year. Unfortunately, 95% of new products fail. There are a number of reasons products fail. However, the 280 Group – a world...
Using Surveys to Vote on Images
How have you been surveying customers, employees, or just people in general? If you’re using text-based polls or surveys only, you could be missing out on some valuable data....
How to Create an Effective Healthcare Survey with Images
Online surveys, when created and used effectively, can be invaluable for the healthcare industry. The use of healthcare surveys is often two-fold. Surveys may be used internally to determine...
5 Things to Avoid When Creating an Image-Based Survey
Humans are visual creatures. Of the five senses, most of us rely on sight the most to process information. So, it only makes sense to include images in questions...