Collect personal information through survey page

Hi @kathyb_biav  thank you for sharing this feedback with us! All of the ideas you have mentioned are feature requests we are currently collecting feedback on. Because of this we have opened up your idea so other users can weigh in as well.

Hi @kathyb_biav we wanted to share some follow-up information with you on these requests. The good news is the option to rank answers either in order or on a scale is now available. We also have active feature request threads for having the ability to include skip logic, allow users to enter a comment, and edit the closing Thank You page. In fact we would recommend commenting or voting on these threads directly so your feedback is stored in the proper place. As for the character limit on open ended questions, what are some cases where you would need more than a 500 character limit?

We have been using the legacy survey for a while now and we are sad not to see some functions on the new survey creation tools. The missing progress bar and page breaks - this was helpful to break up our survey in sections when we do the end-of-the-year surveys. Skip Logic - this was also helpful if a customer answered yes to bring them to a follow-up question and if no we directed them to the next important question so they would not have to scroll past the questions that didn't pertain to them. The ratings on a scale - the legacy version has a section you could say. "How would you rate the following statements..." and then under you could have multiple questions and only have one set of scale ratings (also the word you place in the scale rankings didn't get cut in odd sports like the new version). I also would love to see a drop-down box for the survey so customers can select a name from a drop-down menu to keep things looking neat and to keep scrolling too much.

Using the dividers and spacing blocks will not solve the situation, it just makes the survey look longer. With page breaks the person taking the survey can hit next to go to the next main category of the survey. For our annual survey, it would be since to have 3 separate pages so the survey doesn't feel so long.

Since 2013 we have been posting Legacy Survey links on our website, so anyone can fill them out to request more/future information. If they decide to provide their contact information (which 99% opt to do), they are added to one of our email databases. 

Right now, if they fill out one of the “new” surveys, they are unable to opt in for future communication with us. And all responses show up as coming from “Anonymous.”

The "Please include your contact information" section on the Legacy Survey is critical in helping us get requested information to those who ask for it it as well as to grow our database list. Please include it in the new version.

We use the survey page to allow our people to request samples. If there is no way for us to collect their personal information, these become useless to us. Reading through other comments, it seems like this is an important item for many of your users. I'm adding my plea to bring that back! 

We have been using the legacy survey for a while now and we are sad not to see some functions on the new survey creation tools. The missing progress bar and page breaks - this was helpful to break up our survey in sections when we do the end-of-the-year surveys. Skip Logic - this was also helpful if a customer answered yes to bring them to a follow-up question and if no we directed them to the next important question so they would not have to scroll past the questions that didn't pertain to them. The ratings on a scale - the legacy version has a section you could say. "How would you rate the following statements..." and then under you could have multiple questions and only have one set of scale ratings (also the word you place in the scale rankings didn't get cut in odd sports like the new version). I also would love to see a drop-down box for the survey so customers can select a name from a drop-down menu to keep things looking neat and to keep scrolling too much.

Using the dividers and spacing blocks will not solve the situation, it just makes the survey look longer. With page breaks the person taking the survey can hit next to go to the next main category of the survey. For our annual survey, it would be since to have 3 separate pages so the survey doesn't feel so long.

@FrankieP the 1000 character limit is not critical; 500 would work; but the rest of the things I mentioned are. Thanks.

All the above - very disappointed and no response from Constant contact