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Survey Templates

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Using AidaForm ready-made free survey templates is the fastest way to start conducting research and gaining insights. Whether you use an employee, a customer satisfaction or customer service survey template, all of the AidaForm survey forms will look and work flawlessly in different browsers and on all mobile devices.
Blog Evaluation Survey
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Customer Experience Survey
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Customer Feedback Survey
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Customer Satisfaction Survey
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Software Evaluation Survey (Conversational) Conversational
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Workshop Feedback Survey
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Free Survey Templates

All AidaForm templates are free to copy and use in your AidaForm account. Find the template you like most, click the Use the Template button and register your free AidaForm account. Your chosen survey template will be automatically added to your account for further editing and publishing. Edit survey questions and add more rating options to adapt a general template to the needs of your company.

Tips and Tricks: How to Make the Most of Survey Templates

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Avoid using too many open-ended questions. Instead of collecting insights, it may drop your survey completion rate.
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Be aware of leading questions! A leading is a question formulated in such a way that it suggests the answer that can be given to the question. An example of a leading question is: Was it easier to navigate the new design?
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Keep your survey short. Do not try to ask all the questions you find to be important in one survey. Choose the most urgent ones and concentrate on them.
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Make hay while the sun shines! Ask your customers about their experience with your service or product right after they have used it. According to our research, 75% of respondents are more willing to participate in surveys if they have recently interacted with your product or service.