📋 What is the multiple survey function?
The key idea behind multiple surveys is to use the conditional question feature, allowing you to offer a choice between 2 or more surveys and select the right one for the right moment.
Make sure you familiarize yourself with how to create a survey and using conditional questions in Qomon before continuing!
🎯 When should you use multiple surveys?
Here are a few common scenarios where multiple surveys are useful:
Different Interaction Types: Differentiate between a door-to-door survey and a phone survey.
Subject-Specific Surveys: Tailor surveys based on specific topics like ecology, production, or consultation.
Regional Variations: Adjust questions depending on the region or neighborhood.
A/B Testing: Randomize between 2 survey versions to assess which one gathers more relevant data.
Personalized Surveys: Prepare multiple surveys and select the appropriate one during a meeting.
🛠️ How to set up multiple surveys
Setting up multiple surveys starts with the first question in your survey, which acts as a categorization tool rather than a direct question. It helps you determine which set of questions to display based on the initial answer.
For example:
Question 1: "Which survey should you use?"
Answers: "Door-to-door," "Phone call," etc.
This initial question helps you direct the participant to the appropriate set of questions based on their answer. For example, if they choose "Door-to-door," they’ll proceed with questions related to that interaction type, while choosing "Phone call" will lead them to a different set.
📝 Tips to remember while setting up multiple surveys
Categorize Early: Use the first question to define the survey path.
Be Clear: Ensure the first question is broad enough to direct participants effectively.
Keep It Simple: Don't overcomplicate the paths—keep them relevant and focused.
Test: Run tests with multiple surveys to see which one works best for your audience.