1. Iain Forrest

    Owner at Wynyard Consultants Ltd

    26 April 2007 17:47pm

    Iain Forrest

    Hi - I am looking for some tips on online survey tools that people may have used and would recommend?

    Ideally something not too expensive to implement through a third party hosted service and with good analytics and easy to set up.

    Thanks,

    Iain

  2. Chris Byrne

    CEO at Sensorpro.net

    27 April 2007 17:46pm

    Chris Byrne

    Iain

    Have a look at the e-consultancy online survey buyers guide. 

    Sensorpro is one of the featured suppliers.  We just released great looking analytics based on Flex2 charting which can be distributed to a webpage or desktop for presentations and client reporting.  Not expensive and easy to setup. All the usual features you would expect -and great service to boot-

    Chris 

    +353 61 234505

  3. Chloë Thomas Silver

    Managing Director at indiumonline

    27 April 2007 18:03pm

    Chloë Thomas

    Hi Iain,

    If you're looking to post questionnaire's for customers/the public etc to fill in, a very usable (and very cheap) tool is survey monkey.

    Incredibly easy to use, and offers a lot of scope for a starting price of $20 (USD) (you may more if you generate a lot of responses).

    And all the results can be exported into excel for manipulation at will.

    I use it for customer surveys, and basic data capture for smaller clients.

    Hope that helps

    Chloe

  4. David Jackson Platinum

    CEO at Clicktools

    27 April 2007 19:13pm

    David Jackson

    Iain

    The guide, which is hot off the press was compiled by Linus at e-consultancy.  he may be worth having a conversation with.  If you want some tips on how to's, give me a call, we have a couple of guides that are tool independent, although I think ours is tops!

    Regards

    Dave J

    Clicktools Ltd

  5. Iain Forrest

    Owner at Wynyard Consultants Ltd

    30 April 2007 09:26am

    Iain Forrest

    Hi - thanks all for your help. At this stage, as it's a very basic requirement, I think the Survey Monkey tool is likely to be most appropriate.

    Thanks

    Iain

  6. Ashley Friedlein Staff

    CEO at Econsultancy

    30 April 2007 19:54pm

    Ashley Friedlein

    Hi Iain

    Not sure what your exact requirements and budget are but - without wishing to blow their trumpet too much - we use Clicktools (have you ever done one of our surveys?) and have found it to be excellent.

    Really easy to use, great out of the box reporting and analytics, and great service / support.

    I'm sure there are lots of other good ones too but Clicktools is the one we have actual experience of and are happy to recommend.

    Regards

    Ashley Friedlein
    CEO
    E-consultancy.com

  7. Luke Mulekezi

    IBM

    10 May 2007 14:56pm

    Luke Mulekezi

    We use penSurvey from Pengower (www.pengower.com) - seems to have the most flexibility in design and offers fanatastic reporting and analysis - capabilities - it even pumps real time results directly into excel - I would strongly recommend.

  8. Pavel Tikachev

    Intres COnsultings

    09 November 2008 21:19pm

    Pavel Tikachev

    Hi, Take a look on www.intrestool.com. It is new intelligent software for making online surveys. The service is new and gives free promo offers. There is good ready content for website feedback, customer satisfaction, school evaluation. Look on examples: http://www.intrestool.com/solutions.html

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