Scheduling
You decide when to run your experiments. You can also exclude/include specific days or hours.
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Know when to ask: Four types of triggers
Trigger branching logic surveys approach the right visitor, at the right moment and generate actionable insights from the answers.
On Click Surveys
The on-click feedback surveys get triggered when the user clicks on a designated HTML element of the web page such as a button, image or text.
On Load Surveys
This option allows you to trigger surveys as soon as the page loads. Works well for maximum visibility.
On Scroll Surveys
Triggered when the user scrolls a certain percentage of the page, this addresses visitors according to their engagement.
On Exit Surveys
This is the last resort to turn visitors on their journey to convert. Triggered on exit behavior, it is your best last minute opportunity to interact and re-engage visitors. With this insight, you have a higher chance to convert them on the spot or on their next visit.
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On click
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On load
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On scroll
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On exit
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Ask the best question you’ve got right now
It lets you display relevant questions based on the visitors’ feedback and take them on a journey of your choosing.
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Know who you’re asking
Tailor your customer feedback questionnaires. The urban millennial college student with a dream to end plastic and a fierce love of chocolate is different from the sleep deprived yuppy turned mom. They both love Levi’s, though.
Speak their language and stay relevant with our segmentation engine. It’s not face-to-face, but it’s persuasive and profitable.
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Get visual
Add images to your website surveys. It will make them fun for people to participate. And it gets you those actionable insights.
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Two placement options
Go pop-up or widget style, depending on your goal.
Pop-up surveys
Pop-up surveys are always displayed in the center of the screen. High visibility gets high response rates.
Widget surveys
Widget surveys are less intrusively displayed at the bottom right or left of the page. Less in-your-face, they also tend to have a lower response rate.
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Advanced reporting
Go to your report center for the nuts and bolts of each survey: how many people answered, who answered what, pie charts, progress bars, or word clouds. All made with data visualization in mind.
More Features
8 types of answers
For each question you can choose a specific type of answer: multiple, scale, grid, etc.
3 triggering options
Any survey can be triggered on-exit, on-load or on-scroll.
Fully editable design
You can match the survey colors or add a custom header/banner to fully integrate the survey with your website’s look & feel.
Frequency capping
How often should your visitors see the survey invitation? One time/day? At every page load? It’s up to you to decide...you have 100% liberty regarding this aspect.
Lead capture forms
After visitors fill in a survey you can ask them for their details (name, email, phone etc) by activating our optional lead collecting feature.
Run on multiple pages
Any survey invitation can be displayed on a single page or on multiple pages of your choosing.
Full HTML control
Marketizator allows HTML code in the survey intro message, header and thank you message.
Several languages available
Instantly translate the survey functional texts into one for our 4 available languages (more to come).
Advanced reports
Get detailed reports containing: the survey answer ratio, graphic answer display, word clouds for text answers etc.
Advanced segmentation
Imagine yourself being able to communicate only with your new visitors that come from social media websites and have a Mac. We have 40 segmentation criteria you can play with.
Branching logic setup
Depending on the answer they choose, you can display to your visitors a different question, thus creating a meaningful conversation.
How does it work?
Watch some of our most popular surveys in action.
Net promoter score survey
The Net Promoter Score (NPS) Survey shows you how likely your visitors and customers are to recommend your website to their friends.
View exampleLead capture survey
Pair with our branching-logic questions for qualified leads collection.
View exampleCart abandonment survey
To solve, go to the roots. Find out why your visitors abandon their cart.
View exampleBranching logic survey
Group participants into buyer personas with branching logic questions for a clearer picture of your customers.
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