Want to get more responses to your surveys? Want to make it easy for people to take part in your surveys without having to type in long URLs? Then QR codes are the solution!
What are QR codes?
- QR codes are two-dimensional barcodes that can be scanned by a smartphone or other mobile device to access a website or other digital content.
- Point the camera at the QR code and you are taken straight to the survey!
- esMaker, our market-leading survey and analysis tool, generates unique QR codes for each survey automatically
- QR codes make it easy for respondents to access and complete the survey without having to type in a long URL or search for the survey online.
- QR codes can be used in different environments to make it easy for people to take part in your surveys. Here are a few examples:
- In the classroom: Print QR codes on posters or whiteboards for pupils to scan. This is a good way to get feedback from pupils about their learning or to get input on course content.
- In offices: Print and place QR codes in different parts of the office, or why not in your email signature? This can be a useful tool for collecting feedback from employees about company policies, pulse surveys, employee satisfaction and other work-related topics.
- At events: Print QR codes on event tickets, brochures or on tables in restaurants for visitors to scan. This is a good way to collect feedback from event attendees about their experience, satisfaction and preferences.
- In shops: Place QR codes on product labels or posters for customers to scan. This is a good way to collect feedback from customers about their experience with your products or services, or to gain insights into new product ideas.
- In hospitals and care units: Print QR codes on patient information pages or posters for patients to scan. This can be a useful tool for collecting feedback from patients about their experience with the hospital or care provider, and for improving patient satisfaction.
- Regardless of the setting, using QR codes for surveys can make it easy for people to take part and give feedback. With the right strategy and survey questions, you can collect valuable insights from your audience and make data-driven decisions for your company or organisation.
- Keep the survey short and adapted for mobile devices
- Test the QR codes before you distribute them
- Give clear instructions on how to scan the QR codes
- Offer incentives for completing the survey
- In summary: Unique QR codes, automatically generated by esMaker, are a powerful tool for increasing the response rate in different settings. Are you interested in learning more about how you can create surveys with QR codes?
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