Category: Surveys

  • Misleading graphs In Surveys: What it is, Examples, Causes & Impact

    Misleading graphs In Surveys: What it is, Examples, Causes & Impact

    Imagine scrolling through the internet and you see data depicted with a graph stating that 90% percent of adults love this new product. While the number and data seem impressive something feels awkward and you wonder if this is the truth or if is it just cleverly presented. Data visualization is the the ace card…

  • Ultimate Guide To Creating A Student Motivation Survey Template

    Ultimate Guide To Creating A Student Motivation Survey Template

    Every student knows how important it is to do well in school and have good grades but do all students get good grades? The answer is no. While poor study habits are a leading cause of student failure, lack of motivation is a close second. Also, poor study habits are often rooted in a lack…

  • How To Sync Any Product Feedback Form with Productboard

    How To Sync Any Product Feedback Form with Productboard

    About 90% of tech product launches fail, not because they lack brand recognition, but due to insufficient market research and understanding of customer needs. This is a tale as old as time- tech startups develop products their target audience doesn’t need. After months or even years of development and product teams working tirelessly, they cease…

  • How To Create Leadership Style Surveys: Components + Free Template

    How To Create Leadership Style Surveys: Components + Free Template

    Every leader should be the reflection of their values or the organization they are leading. For example, if the organization’s core values are collaboration and efficiency, no team lead should make unilateral decisions without consulting teammates and other departments. However, we all, including leaders, are humans; we don’t always meet the set expectations. Leadership style…

  • 6 Types of Bar Graph/Charts: Examples + [Excel Guide]

    6 Types of Bar Graph/Charts: Examples + [Excel Guide]

    A bar graph is the most common method of statistical representation and it is used to create visual presentations of quantifiable data variables. This tool helps researchers to effectively manage large sets of data by categorizing them based on their numerical values. Specifically, it breaks categorical data sets into groups based on numerical differences, and…

  • 11 Types of Graphs & Charts + [Examples]

    11 Types of Graphs & Charts + [Examples]

    When dealing with numbers in statistics, incorporating data visualization is integral to creating a readable and understandable summary of a dataset. It doesn’t matter if it’s a large or small dataset, visualizing data using graphs and charts will contribute largely to your audience understanding the message. That said, with so many graph and chart types…

  • Customer Segmentation: Types, Strategy, + [Analysis]

    Customer Segmentation: Types, Strategy, + [Analysis]

    “United we stand; divided we fall” is a guiding principle in many contexts except in market research. This is because if you want to understand the preferences of your target market, you must divide them into groups, which is what we call customer segmentation. Due to its importance in market research, customer segmentation has become…

  • Behavioral Segmentation: Definition, Types + [Examples]

    Behavioral Segmentation: Definition, Types + [Examples]

    To provide the best experience for your customers, you must strive to understand who they are, how they act, and what they want. One way organizations can do this is by carrying out behavioral segmentation for their target markets. Behavioral segmentation works with other forms of market segmentation to help you meet the needs of…

  • Psychographic Segmentation: Definition, Examples + [Variables]

    Psychographic Segmentation: Definition, Examples + [Variables]

    Customers’ perceptions, thoughts, and beliefs go a long way to inform their choices in the marketplace. To help you understand how these factors influence users’ actions and leverage this data for your business, it is important to carry out psychographic segmentation. Psychographic segmentation is widely considered as the most effective type of market segmentation because…

  • Demographic Segmentation: Examples, Advantages + [Variables]

    Demographic Segmentation: Examples, Advantages + [Variables]

    Beyond business and marketing, demographic segmentation is a phenomenon that is applicable to different aspects of life. It could be when asked to fill your location during a survey, grouped into a boys and girls group in elementary school, or filling your highest level of education during a job application, but you must have experienced…