In Mailpro, open Create → Survey. The survey is built in the same editor as forms, without code, and its results are shown in charts, question by question.

In four steps

  1. Start from a template from the gallery, from a blank page or by duplicating an existing survey.
  2. Ask your questions: single or multiple choice with “Other”, scale as buttons or a slider, NPS from 0 to 10, star rating, matrix, free text. The order of the choices can be shuffled for each respondent.
  3. Share it: email campaign to your lists (the respondent's email address is already filled in), link, QR code or embed on your website.
  4. Analyze: charts for each question, Excel export, reminder to non-respondents.

How many questions?

As few as possible: aim for 5 to 10 questions. If you need more, split the survey into pages with a progress bar: progress bar.

Survey, quick poll or quiz? See which one to choose. For likelihood to recommend: measure your NPS.

The full guide: create an online survey.

Mailpro forms, surveys and quizzes

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