Using Survey Reports to Comprehend Survey Results Better
Now that you have collected survey responses, it is time to be on your toes, do comprehensive data-analysis, erase junk data, and make sense out of this raw material. We have created this post, to discuss how you can analyze survey results to obtain key findings, behaviors, and statistics. List out the top research questions Let’s say you held a conference and trying to gather valuable feedback, then questions like “How would you rate the conference overall?” should be on top of your list. It would help you find out valuable points like the overall feedback about the conference. In another example, for a question like, “Are you planning to renew the package next year?”, you can bifurcate the answers in separate categories. If out of 100 users, around 30 said NO and 70 said YES, then it is clear that 70% of them are planning to continue the use of your product. Further, the opportunity lies in 30%. You can try connecting to them to know what went wrong or maybe offer some