Surveys fail on distribution, not design. A code on a receipt, a table card or an event badge puts the survey in front of people while the experience is still fresh.
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Surveys fail on distribution, not design. A code on a receipt, a table card or an event badge puts the survey in front of people while the experience is still fresh.
A code on a receipt or table reaches customers while the experience is fresh, when answers are specific rather than a faded general impression.
Generate one code per Web Link collector and SurveyMonkey reports receipts, tables and the event stand separately, with no extra tooling.
A scanned survey is only ever answered on a phone, and the code opens the web link collector there for anyone, no account required.
Make the code and export PNG, SVG or PDF at no cost and with no signup, the survey work stays in SurveyMonkey.
In the Collect Responses tab, create a Web Link collector and copy its URL. That is the address to encode. Email collector links are personalised to a single recipient and must never be printed, every scan would be recorded as the same person.
SurveyMonkey reports responses per collector, so a separate collector for receipts, tables, the event stand and the follow-up email gives you a clean split with no extra tooling. Name them plainly so the report reads properly in three months.
Open the collector link on a handset before printing. Long matrix questions and wide grids are painful on a small screen, and a survey that looks fine on a laptop can be effectively unanswerable on a phone, which is the only device a scanned survey is ever taken on.
Print the code where the experience just happened: on the receipt, on the table, on the delivery note, on the way out. A survey code on a poster in a corridor collects almost nothing, because nobody is thinking about your service while walking past it.

An emailed survey competes with everything else in an inbox and arrives hours after the experience, when memory has flattened into a general impression. A scanned code catches the person in the moment, on a device already in their hand, with no email address required. Response rates are typically several times higher, and the answers are more specific because the detail has not faded yet.
Keep it under five questions and one screen where possible. Lead with the single question you actually care about, in case they abandon after it. Avoid matrix grids entirely on mobile. Put open text last and make it optional. And state the length next to the code, a stated one-minute survey gets started far more often than an unquantified one.
Anyone motivated enough to scan a code is unusually happy or unusually annoyed, so scanned surveys skew towards the extremes even more than surveys generally do. Read the results as a strong signal about what is going wrong and right, not as a measurement of the average customer. If you need a representative sample, you need active sampling, not a passive code on a receipt.

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