We all get bombarded with surveys from brands - whether it's via website, email, SMS or mobile app. But how many do we fill in or finish? In this series we look at what makes or breaks good customer survey design, and how to ensure you glean relevant and actionable insight from the surveys you send out.
The guide to customer surveys
24th Jul 2017
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