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What is a survey questionnaire?Survey questionnaires are tools used for obtaining specific kinds of information. Using various questions types such as multiple choice, open-ended, matrix tables, sliders and implementing branching logic, you have the possibility to create the perfect kind of questionnaire. Depending on your profession and reason for obtaining the data should determine the questions and question types used.

The QuestionPro Survey Creation Process

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Create. Start with over 50 survey templates to select for full customization. Pick any one, change the color and theme, in addition to adding your own questions.

distribution

Distribute. When you're done, choose a variety of ways to send your survey out, which includes email, social media, QR codes, as well as printing signs and flyers.

analysis

Analyze. By using QuestionPro, start analyzing your results by using our built in real-time summary. Looking for advanced analysis? Just export your results to Excel or SPSS.

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Different Types of Survey Questions

Survey Questions

Multiple Choice

Multiple choice questions are a simple question type that allow the respondent to choose from a variety of pre-selected answers.

Questionnaire Design

Open Ended

This question type provides the respondent with a text box for them to write a detailed answer into. This is great when you're looking for a more thorough response.

Free Sample Surveys

Sliding Scale

Sliding scales allow the participant to click and drag a slider along a scale at predetermined points representing various values.

Gathering Feedback

Branching Logic

Implementing logic allows your respondents to skip various questions based on the previous answers they choose.

Creating A Survey Questionnaire

It's simple and fast with QuestionPro to sign up and start creating questionnaires. We've created a short video clip to show you exactly how to start. Just perform these steps to have:

Step 1: Make your own account with QuestionPro;
Step 2: Pick "Create a Survey";
Step 3: You can choose a sample template to start, import your own, or start off with a blank template.

Survey Questions With QuestionPro

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Implementing A Survey Questionnaire for Feedback - Things to Consider

The process of creating a survey with QuestionPro is easy and straightforward. Everything from creation to distribution to analysis is optimized for speed and simplicity. On top of that, there are many other features that make QuestionPro stand out. If you're looking at other survey providers, it's a good idea to keep the following points in mind:

What's the process like for creating an account? Is it laborious or time consuming? Can you create an account in just seconds? Are you able to choose from several different creation methods? How about their survey library? How many different surveys templates do you have to choose from? Is there a library of over 100 different templates to choose from, covering a wide range of survey topics?

With QuestionPro you have access to all of these features.

When you're done with your survey, what options do you have for delivery? Are you able to create and manage your own email lists for easy mass-distribution? What if you're looking to send your survey to your various social media connections on Facebook or LinkedIn? Can you easily shoot your survey over to them? What if you don't have any respondents or you'd like to have a specific group of people conduct your survey?

When you choose QuestionPro, you can do all of the above.

What is reporting and analysis like? Are you able to instantly see a snapshot overview of your survey results, that include the number of people that viewed the survey, those that started it and the number that finished? How about the average time it took for them to finish your survey? As for report creation, what sort of options do you have? Are you able to create a professional looking infographic or word cloud with only a few clicks?

QuestionPro can do everything mentioned and more!

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Creating a Survey Questionnaire With QuestionPro: The Process

Constructing Your First Survey

Make A Survey

The first step is signing up for a free account on QuestionPro. You then have the option of starting from a blank template, choosing a survey template or importing an existing questionnaire. There are over 100 different templates to choose from, as well as a host of customization options. Choose from a variety of question types when adding your own questions, as well as picking your own themes or modifying the survey CSS. You can also add a personalized logo.

Distributing Your First Survey

Obtain Responses

Once your survey is finished, you can distribute it a couple of different ways. You have the option of creating and managing an email list so that you can easily distribute it. In just two clicks you can send it to those in your social media circles such as Facebook and LinkedIn. QuestionPro also provides you with a custom block of HTML code so that you can easily embed your survey into your website or blog. You also have the option of downloading the QuestionPro app, so that you can have the ability of issuing survey offline, like at a tradeshow or convention.

Analyzing Data Results

Analyze Your Results

When you're creating reports from your results, you have several options which include the creation of a professional infographic or word cloud, or just viewing an overview of your survey results, which include seeing how many people viewed your survey, how many started and how many actually completed it. You can also perform analysis such as trend or TURF, as well as data filtering. If you need to export your raw data, you can perform more advanced analysis in Excel or SPSS.

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