7 Survey mistakes that drive customers nuts


Yesterday I got a survey from a company about a recent support call. The call was great, I remember.

So I thought, Why not? Let’s go ahead and give positive feedback!

But when I opened the survey, I no longer wanted to answer their questions.

Why?

It was a never-ending survey, asking too many detailed questions, and I had to answer ALL THE QUESTIONS to complete the survey.

Well, I skipped it entirely!

This is what is wrong with many surveys. 

Creating surveys is not about just Googling the questions and pasting them in a survey. There are certain unsaid rules to it and you should avoid making certain mistakes

Click to read more: https://www.surveysensum.com/blog/survey-mistakes-to-avoid/

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