Are you looking to better understand your customers? Toluna presents “QuickSurveys,” the first self-service online survey solution for SMEs.
About Toluna Founded in 2000, Toluna has become the leader in online survey panels and software.
The company manages a community of 2.5 million active consumers (250,000 in France) willing to participate in paid surveys to voice their opinions.
In addition, Toluna has developed online survey technologies to enable advertisers to easily conduct high-quality marketing studies.
Key Features of Quick Survey
- An online survey solution that accelerates decision-making processes
- Accessible from the website www.toluna.com
- Allows launching a short survey in just a few clicks for a significantly lower price compared to traditional online surveys (average cost of €500 to conduct a five-question survey among 2,000 people)
- Responses to questions provided within 24 hours
- Surveys are presented to targeted categories of the site’s community and are labeled as “sponsored surveys” to registered panel members
- Results are available by sociodemographic consumer profiles for better data analysis
Question to Philippe Guilbert, CEO of Toluna “This is a simple and effective online survey tool aimed at all businesses, from consulting agencies, marketing, and public relations to large corporations, as well as SMEs. We have just created a revolutionary approach to market research, leveraging the speed and accessibility of the Internet to provide a fast, accurate, and affordable service to businesses whose marketing budgets are constantly under pressure, while access to information plays a more crucial role than ever.”
Toluna QuickSurveys: Access Surveys in 5 Steps
- Sign up at https://fr.toluna.com/
- Enter the title of your survey, the number of respondents, and the country where you want to survey consumers (7 countries available).
- Enter your questions.
- Pay for your survey: the questions are now online.
- Responses are available in Excel. You can segment and analyze the results by age, gender, region, education level, and income.
