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Online customer surveys are used for various reasons, to include your evaluation of general site experience and evaluation of online customer service. Let's call them "online pop-up surveys".






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Customer Service or Customer No-Service - Part 4

"Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning."

~ Bill Gates ~

Customer Service :: dNeero

How many "online pop-up surveys" have you been presented in the last six months?

  >0

    1-5

    6-10

    More than 10

What percentage of those "online pop-up surveys" did you complete?

  >0%

    10%

    20%

    30%

    40%

    50%

    60%

    70%

    80%

    90%

    100%

For which reason(s) did you not complete an "online pop-up survey"? Please choose all that apply.

    they're an annoyance

    they don't show me the results

    there's nothing in it for me

    it's just advertising/marketing

  >I don't have the time

    they will get enough info from others

    other

If 'other' above, please specify.

For which reason(s) are you most likely to complete an "online pop-up survey"? Please choose all that apply.

    when I've had a bad experience with customer service

    when I've had a bad experience with the web site

    when I've had a great experience with customer service

    when I've had a great experience with the web site

    I like giving feedback

  >other

If 'other' above, please specify.

if i have the time

Have you ever started an "online pop-up survey" and not completed it?

  >Yes

    No

Why did you not complete surveys that you had started? Please choose all that apply.

  >I got disconnected

    it was too long

    it asked for personal information

    it was too much of an advertising gimmick

  >I became disinterested

    other

If 'other' above, please specify.

In the last six months have you gone to Starbucks? (This may seem like a random question, and well, it is ... but we may ignite a Starbucks conversation sometime in the future, so we wanted to see how many dNeero-ites go there.)

  >Yes

    No

This dNeero Customer Service conversation should be the last one for at least a month. Please choose all that apply.

    OK

    Yes

    good idea

  >I'll buy that

    it's about time you stopped

    you've read my mind

sweettrix asked:

Do you know what pop up surveys are legit and which ones are just spam?

    Yes, right away

  >Sometimes

    not really

    no

Tristen B. asked:

Do you like Starbucks?

  >yes

    its okay

    mcdonalds is better

    no

Phoebe Trilles asked:

is customer service more important to you than the product/service they're selling?

  >yes

    no

kau chai hee asked:

Can surveys really assist the people concerned?

  >yes

    no

    maybe

grace asked:

Do you think pop up surveys are real?

    Yes

  >No

Ruby Ricafrente asked:

Is customer service a good topic to discuss?

  >YES

    NO

Angel Imogen asked:

If you were paid to complete an online pop-up survey, will you do it?

  >Yes

    No

liz asked:

Why do you like to answer surveys?

  >Money

    It is interesting

    To have fun

    I like it!

BillieJean Lee asked:

do you always answer online surveys

    yes

  >no

beincent asked:

Enough

  >Yes

    No

Jeffrey Aspacio asked:

Do you ant this to be the last survey about customer service?

    Yes

  >No



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