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eHQ Surveys allow you to drill down and capture quantifiable data after using using open tools to generate ideas, points of view, issues and opportunities.
Surveys are really consultation tools, rather than engagement tools, however, they have two benefits:
Firstly, people are generally used to filling them in, so you tend to generate high response rates; and,
Secondly, they provide quantifiable data for analysis.
Encourage your community to voice their opinions in a convenient and guided way. Use images to make questions engaging. tag responses for deeper survey analysis.
Try using surveys in conjunction with other tools.
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