After launching our open onboarding flow, it became critical to have quantitative feedback from users, as well as better segment new and prospective accounts. I designed a series of surveys to collect information from leads and get better feedback from customers and accounts. While long-form interviews with account managers and users yield amazing qualitative insights, we needed to begin to better measure the value add of new features and the cost of bugs. Additionally, we found that a quick, interactive survey that could give leads a projection of their potential revenue encouraged leads to onboard while also giving us valuable information about their business.
Organizer Product Feedback
This survey is for getting feedback from existing Withfriends organizations:
It’s intended to help the team evaluate which existing features have the most value for Withfriends’ accounts, and which prospective features would be most exciting. By attaching these responses to specific accounts, the team can evaluate product decisions in terms of the revenue generated by the accounts.
Member Referrals
This quiz is for getting referrals from customers directly:
We found that our early customers were typically cultural power users, who were devoted to their favorite local businesses. By asking them directly for referrals, we had the power to pitch to new accounts with their biggest fan already waiting to become a member.
Member Feedback
This quiz is for getting feedback from active members on the value they feel for their member benefits:
I worked with the Withfriends sales team to determine which factors can be used to estimate an account’s potential revenue on the platform. I then designed questions that would get us the information we needed from an account, in a way that made sense to the account manager. In particular, any questions that required an account manager to estimate a number were roadblocks during user interviews. Our users just don’t think in terms of their stats.
For example, the value calculation required an estimate of the number of events per year an account would host, but most account managers couldn’t come up with an estimate off-hand. Instead, the survey asks them when their next event is, with multiple choice options. The sales team was able to use these multiple choice answers to estimate the value of an account, without roadblocks.
Lead gen survey - income projection only
This quiz only asks the questions required to make an income projection, for use in drip campaigns:
Organizer Product Feedback
Member Referrals
Member Feedback
Lead gen survey
Lead gen survey - income projection only