Product Demo Survey
Bayron Toruno S.
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Hello GGR,
Happy day!
I'm currently working on improving our current Product demo process for potential new clients and want to hear their opinion. We would like to implement a survey for this. See below the areas we want them to qualify:
Ease of Demo Request Process
Efficacy of the Product Demos
Relevance of the Resources shared in Follow-up emails
General Feedback
Before focusing on the questions I would like first to start with how should we measure this. Should we let the new client rate
1 - 5/ 15 - 10
or
Happy day!
I'm currently working on improving our current Product demo process for potential new clients and want to hear their opinion. We would like to implement a survey for this. See below the areas we want them to qualify:
Ease of Demo Request Process
Efficacy of the Product Demos
Relevance of the Resources shared in Follow-up emails
General Feedback
Before focusing on the questions I would like first to start with how should we measure this. Should we let the new client rate
1 - 5/ 15 - 10
or
- Very satisfied
- Somewhat satisfied
- Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
- Somewhat dissatisfied
- Very dissatisfied
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Comments
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Hi @Bayron Toruno S., hope you're well!
Surveys are a great way to find common patterns and gaps in your demo process. Based on what you said and explained your need to launch a survey. Ask yourself do we really need to send a general question? Or we can get all the required data from these questions?
If you still think that a general question can provide more value or visibility to your management then it's totally fine to do it. You can keep a 1-5 rating and add supporting text below like (1- very dissatisfied to 5- very satisfied). But honestly, it doesn't matter much in my opinion.
Here are a few suggestions that you can try while implementing your surveys:- Keep it short and use simple language that can be easily understood by participants of all backgrounds
- Explain the email why you're doing this and what the will be its result
- Based on your objectives, only ask relevant questions
- Make it as easy for them as possible (Add more multiple choice questions)
- Offer some incentives if possible or at least some value propositions for their time
- Avoid over-surveying your participants
- Ensure that all important questions are set as mandatory
- Share the approximate time they have to spend to complete the survey
Best Regards,
Harsh Shah
Customer Success Manager, Woliba
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harshshah-15/
Email: hcshah15.hs@gmail.com
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Wow this definitely helps me and gives me a better understanding of what my next steps are going to be. Thank you a lot1
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