Whether you're seeking customers' views on new products, comments on a new website design, or merely input from staff on venues for the company's Christmas party, online surveys can provide you with valuable, near-instant feedback.
There are several survey tools including a couple of those on test here that will charge your business hundreds of pounds per year, but what can you get for free? In this round-up, we've tested the free options from three of the leading online survey providers, to show you exactly what you can and can't do without signing up for a subscription. For many businesses, these free tools may provide all they need.
One word of warning: take great care if you're planning to collect customers' personal data with such online survey tools. Businesses have a legal responsibility to safeguard customers' data, and you will need to ensure that such tools comply with your data policy and are adequately secured (i.e. with strong passwords) before even attempting to collect data such as email addresses, telephone numbers etc.
Turn the page for our take on three of the services out there - Google Forms, KwikSurveys and SurveyMonkey
-
Windows 10: Six essential steps IT teams should take over the next two monthsIndustry Insights With Windows 10 support ending soon, IT leaders must act now to mitigate risk
-
New chapter, same partners: Keeping the channel aligned with changeIndustry Insights How to maintain strong channel partnerships amid evolving strategies and market change
-
Put AI to work for talent managementWhitepaper Change the way we define jobs and the skills required to support business and employee needs
-
More than a number: Your risk score explainedWhitepaper Understanding risk score calculations
-
Four data challenges holding back your video businesswhitepaper Data-driven insights are key to making strategic business decisions that chart a winning route
-
Creating a proactive, risk-aware defence in today's dynamic risk environmentWhitepaper Agile risk management starts with a common language
-
How to choose an HR systemWhitepaper What IT leaders need to know
-
Sustainability and TCO: Building a more power-efficient businessWhitepaper Sustainable thinking is good for the planet and society, and your brand
-
What is small data and why is it important?In-depth Amid a deepening ocean of corporate information and business intelligence, it’s important to keep things manageable with small data
-
Microsoft's stellar cloud performance bolsters growth amid revenue slumpNews The tech giant partly blames unstable exchange rates and increased energy costs for the slowdown
