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Tips to Improve Response Rates of Surveys

May 25, 2020
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What is the number one nightmare of anyone involved in designing and administering surveys? Answer: A high number of questionnaires returned with many items uncompleted (or none of the questions answered at all).


A low response rate (or too much missing data) spells death for the validity of the findings and can really frustrate the data collection efforts. Here are 9 tips that increases the likelihood of a questionnaire being fully completed.

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These are useful points, especially the focus on keeping questionnaires simple and reducing the effort required from respondents. I think the same principle applies to online services where users need quick access to specific information. For example, an MEPCO bill online tool should keep the process straightforward, with only the essential information required before showing the result. The fewer unnecessary steps users have to go through, the more likely they are to complete the intended action.

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