The Power of Simple Surveys: Learning from Customers
Marc Kenigsberg
Growth Marketing Leader | Marketing Strategist | Product Marketing | Scaling brands globally with proven success in delivering results and ROI | Team Player and Positive Influence Ex Clicktale Ex Playtech
Welcome back to Product Marketing Weekly! In this issue, I'm excited to explore a simple yet incredibly effective tool for understanding your customers better: surveys. I'll dive into how you can use straightforward surveys to gather valuable insights and share my favourite tool for the job,
The Role of Simple Surveys
Surveys are a powerful way to learn directly from your customers. They allow you to gather feedback, understand needs, and identify pain points without requiring significant resources. Here's why simple surveys are so effective:
Direct Feedback:
Surveys provide a direct line to your customers, letting them share their thoughts and experiences in their own words.
Example: A quick survey after a product launch can reveal what features customers love and what needs improvement.
High Response Rates:
Keeping surveys short and simple increases the likelihood that customers will complete them.
Example: A brief, focused survey with just a few questions can yield more responses than a long, detailed questionnaire.
Actionable Insights:
Well-crafted surveys can uncover actionable insights that inform product development, marketing strategies, and customer support.
Example: Asking customers about their biggest challenges can guide your next product update or marketing campaign.
Crafting Effective Surveys
To get the most out of your surveys, follow these best practices:
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Keep It Short:
Ask Clear, Specific Questions:
Incentivize Participation:
Use an Intuitive Tool:
My Favourite Survey Tool: Typeform
One tool that stands out for creating simple, effective surveys is Typeform . I love using Typeform because its user-friendly interface makes it easy for both creators and respondents to navigate. The conversational style of surveys feels more engaging and less like a chore. Additionally, it offers customizable templates that can be tailored to fit your brand, ensuring your surveys look professional and appealing.
The tool also integrates with many platforms, streamlining your workflow. Features like logic jumps and customizable thank-you screens enhance the respondent experience. Moreover, Typeform provides in-depth analytics, helping you understand your survey results and take actionable steps, making it an excellent choice for gathering customer feedback.
Conclusion
Simple surveys are an invaluable tool for product marketers looking to understand their customers better. By following best practices and using a powerful tool like Typeform, you can gather meaningful insights that drive your product and marketing strategies forward.
Have you used surveys to gather customer feedback? What tools and strategies have worked best for you? Share your experiences and tips in the comments below! Let's learn from each other and continue to improve our customer understanding.
what Dan Barker (Bell) said!!! ??
Group Product Manager at Typeform
2 个月Hey Marc Kenigsberg - this is a great newsletter. Absolute music to my ears that you love using Typeform as a product marketer. ?? I'm a Product leader at Tyepform, and we're investing a load of focus in making the app as powerful as possible for Marketers... not just in collecting feedback, but in acquiring customers as well. We've recently launched Tyepform for Growth - as set of tools which help marketers really dial up their form engagement with features like video questions and answers. We help you get the very best data from leads with tools like in-form enrichment and spam prevention. I've just done a full demo of how to build a killer customer acquisition workflow with Typeform (link below) - would love to know your community's thoughts. ?? https://community.typeform.com/typeform-workshops-64/rewatch-the-live-demo-get-to-know-typeform-for-growth-13358 And if anyone here wants to learn more about Typeform for marketers, please get in touch!