Hello Survey Makers,
I love taking your surveys but there is something that really bugs me. In the last survey I took there was a question that asked you to respond to opinions that others have said. It was not worded correctly. It said "I need a lot energy to get me through the day" and I think you left the word "of" out of this sentence. It should have been "I need a of lot energy to get me through the day". That simple little thing just makes reading and understanding the Surveys a bit harder. If you have a quality control department or proof readers these things should be picked up. I have run my own Graphic Design Business all my adult life and - beleive me - it is so very important to have a sentence that is easy to read the first time you read it so you can respond quickly and easily to the question. I found I read this sentence three times as it did not read right with that tiny little word missing. I received 800 zoints for this survey on sweets and I am very happy to do your surveys but PLEASE - check and re-check the accuracy of the written word.
Thank you for listening. I take my job of answering surveys seriously and always give my honest opinion and I think you, as a survey company, should do everything in your power to make sure that your survey takers are serious and intelligent people who deserve to have correct spelling and correct use of the English language.
Have a Great Tomorrow.
Gaynor. ;-)
Hello Gaynor,
Thank you for your post. Just wondering which survey you are referring too as I cannot find these words in the TOTAL questionnaire.
Please let us know at panel@opinionspaid.com
Best regards,
drdamien
I agree with Gaynor.
When questions are asked, they should be simple, not too long and easy to undestand.
The word "KISS" should be taken into consideration when formatting a survey!!
"Keep It Simple Stupid"!!!!!
I find if they are too long, I get sick of doing them and makes me NOT want do them.