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How to Conduct a Product Evaluation Survey with Images
An incredible 30,000 new products are launched every year. Unfortunately, 95% of new products fail. There are a number of reasons products fail. However, the 280 Group – a world...
Using Surveys to Vote on Images
How have you been surveying customers, employees, or just people in general? If you’re using text-based polls or surveys only, you could be missing out on some valuable data....
How to Create an Effective Healthcare Survey with Images
Online surveys, when created and used effectively, can be invaluable for the healthcare industry. The use of healthcare surveys is often two-fold. Surveys may be used internally to determine...
5 Things to Avoid When Creating an Image-Based Survey
Humans are visual creatures. Of the five senses, most of us rely on sight the most to process information. So, it only makes sense to include images in questions...
How a Picture Survey or Picture Poll Helps with Branding (with Examples)
Get this: 94% of the world population recognizes the Coca-Cola logo. That’s some powerful branding, and it all comes down to one image, a logo. While Coca-Cola can get...
7 Benefits of Using a Picture Survey or a Poll with Pictures
Let’s face it: Text-based surveys can be kind of boring. Especially if they’re long and on a topic of little interest to respondents. Perhaps that’s why, after taking into...