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In this age of interactivity, the process of making a survey needs to evolve. With these five steps for creating interactive surveys, you can attract more people to answer your questions, gather valuable information on your target audience, and better their overall experience.

No one wants to spend their valuable time filling out a boring survey, but when you embrace some of these fun survey ideas, you’ll learn how to make a boring survey fun and improve your respondent's experience!

As reliable as Microsoft PowerPoint may be, what if you’re ready to try something else for your presentation needs? In this post, you’ll be introduced to 3 of the best PowerPoint alternatives out there, and why they can help your presentation really stand out.

Launching a new product is risky. That's why we put together this handy infographic with the best practices of concept testing!

Concept testing is an important step to take before bringing a new product or service to market. Here’s how to create an effective concept testing survey.

Researchers who prioritize respondent experience (UX) enjoy better research quality because their data is more representative of their survey participants as a whole. Surveys that are easy and enjoyable get more responses and fewer incompletes.

Surveys don’t have to be boring. You can make your surveys more engaging by adding humor and multimedia, and by enhancing the user experience so participants have more control. Engaging surveys will help you increase participation and reduce incompletes.

Before offering a survey incentive to your respondents, you’ve got some questions to ask yourself. Who is your audience? What will you give them? Survey incentives can affect your results, so don’t take the decision lightly!

Your survey email invitation could make or break your survey, so it deserves a lot of care and consideration. These tips will help you avoid spam filters, get your emails opened, and convice your audience to sign up.