NPS (Net Promoter Score) can be used several ways besides just gathering feedback for internal use. In a previous blog, What is Net Promoter Score and How can it Help You, I explained what a Net Promoter Score is and how to utilize it in a survey. Now I’d like to talk about how the […]
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What is Net Promoter Score (NPS) and How Can it Help You?
When it comes to positive word-of-mouth-marketing, one of your ultimate goals should be finding out exactly who your “Promoters” are. Promoters are the people who are not only happy with your services, but enthusiastic enough to spread the positive word. Enough Promoters can easily propel your business to the next level. Net Promoter Score So […]
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Measuring Employee Engagement and Repeat for Success
Determining employee engagement starts you on a path to creating positive culture and engaged employees. Here’s how to discover your employees’ engagement.
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How to Design Effective Research Surveys for Your Business
Looking to uncover the type of data that will fuel growth for your business? Here’s what you need to know about effective survey research design.
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Which Audience Is the Best Target for Your Small Business Survey Strategy?
Surveys can help you uncover actionable data that will help grow your business. Here’s how to choose the right audience for your survey strategy.
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Why Market Research is an Invaluable Tool for SMBs
Are you ready to uncover deeper insights into what drives interactions with your small business? Here’s why your SMB can benefit from market research surveys.
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Three Steps to Gaining 5 Star Reviews
A common lesson that business owners are learning in this technology-driven age is that social media can be a double-edged sword. Learn more about what Peak Surveys can do to help utilize customer feedback to increase your social media reviews.
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Five Things To Remember When Formulating Your Survey Questions
Peak Surveys has written thousands of survey questions, and we share with you today five things to remember when formulating your own survey queries.
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