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Building the right products for the right people is critical to your success. Assumptions - even educated guesses - leave room for error, a risk you can't afford to take. Gathering proper feedback gives you the insider knowledge you need to evaluate your products, plan new releases, grow your business and, succeed in today's competitive marketplace.
With social sharing, website integrations and mobile-ready surveys you'll reach your target market no matter where they are or what they're up to.
Traditional survey solutions perform poorly due to time delay, with Responster you can capture feedback "in the moment."
With digital surveys and real-time data, you have the tools you need to keep your team agile and make informed decisions at a moment's notice.
Whether you're creating software, apps, or real-life widgets, product feedback will get you on your way to being more competitive, improving your product, and creating items your customers will love.
Does your product meet your customers needs and solve their pains, now and in the future?
What associations do users make when thinking of your products, brand and designs?
What enhancements do your users want to see, and which features can they live without?
How much are your buyers willing to pay for you products and what are their pricing sensitivities?
Use market research surveys to uncover new opportunities and identify the small enhancement that can make a big difference when entering a new market.
Does the demographic of the new market fit the location of your new store, office or product launch?
Is the market you find most interesting also the one with most potential to grow your business?
Who is your best customer on the new market and how can you adapt to reach product-market fit?
Does your product meet customer needs now or will the opportunity be greater in the future?
Here are just a few examples of areas where you can use product feedback surveys to help your business grow.
Get feedback on your product that's currently on the market. Learn what customers like and dislike, and what updates you can make to improve the experience for current users and attract new customers. Check out a live example here.
Whether you're early on in the planning process or you're just about to send your product to market, a survey can help you discover whether you have the right target audience and the right features.
Follow up on your delivered products to find out how features, details and looks are holding up. A product quality survey can help pinpoint design flaws and wins to help you improve your product.
Less isn't necessarily more, and more may not be better. Use a product satisfaction survey to find out what your clients think about the features your product has, the features they never use, and the features they'd love to see.
For software and applications, nothing beats usability testing to help you understand how your product is being used. Assign tasks, then use a product survey to see how easy your application is to use.
Determining the correct pricing is an art in itself. Too much, and you will loose customers to competitors. Too little, and you will miss out on revenue. Pricing polls can show if your product is priced appropriately for your market.
