Use The Survey Timer To Spice Up Response Rates And Increase Engagement
Survey Timer has been a feature on Survey Analytics for a while but now it's been moved to those of us who use and love Timer.Live. It was a concept I didn't manage to grasp until I heard about it. I wasn't aware of the benefits of an online survey that was timed. To get more info and understanding regarding the topic I spoke with Aditya Bhat, our director of sales. Here's a look at the conversation we had.
What is an Countdown Timer?
Countdown 9 minute timer is a feature that actually sets the time limit for an online survey. Respondents must complete the survey within the time frame specified. The survey will close when the timer expires. Every response is considered incomplete. The maximum limit of time is 60 minutes.
What is the reason you would ever wish that your survey would be timed out?
It is possible to improve the quality of your responses by answering questions within a specific timeframe. One of the most common scenarios is a questionnaire.
A Quiz Survey?
Surveys aren't only useful to find out what people think. They are also a great tool for finding out what people are aware of. The 23 minute timer option can increase people's focus on content. A lot of respondents are disengaged from surveys - they simply click on the ratings that are extreme; lowest, highest or even right in the middle. These responses are often not valuable. The ability to time the responses can boost their participation and participation.
What's the benefit?
The biggest advantage of this feature is the ability to decrease the number of people who drop out. The respondents have to complete the survey as quickly as they begin it, as it is due timer. They are not allowed to leave the survey and leave their desks, etc.
Which people do you see using this feature the most?
Market researchers and those who run survey of satisfaction with employers. You will have more accurate data if you request employees to take the questionnaire within a given timeframe. They won't have time to think about their answers.
The trend of gaming is being followed by a countdown clock
We're sure you've read our blog posts and you've probably noticed that we are a fan of Gamification. It's a means to make surveys more engaging and more enjoyable. Major companies are making use of games to keep their customers and fans more involved , and mobile and online surveys have joined the game too.
