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Component Configuration: Survey
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Webinars are a fantastic way to share information and connect with your audience. But how do you gauge their understanding and gather valuable feedback? With webinar.net's Survey feature, you can collect real-time insights from your attendees.

Setting Up the Survey Component

  • Within Interface Builder, add the Survey component to your Interface.

  • Click the Click here to edit hyperlink to set it up, or the gear icon then select Configure.

  • The following component configuration window will appear:

Survey Title

Here you can enter the header for your survey form.

Survey Description

We strongly recommend adding three or four sentences for the description at most. You can include precise instructions and/or useful information in your survey description like:

  • Message to attendees that the survey is a requirement for certificates or credits.

  • The survey consists of multiple-choice questions, open-ended questions, or even rating scales.

Show Survey

  • On Dock: The Survey component will only appear on the lefthand menu within the Audience Interface.

  • When Webinar Ends: The Survey component will only appear as a pop-up at the end of your webinar.

  • On Dock and When Webinar Ends: The Survey component will be available on the lefthand menu within the Audience Interface and will also pop up at the end of the webinar.

Add Question

Here's your chance to get creative! You can design multiple-choice questions, yes/no polls, or open-ended questions to gather more detailed feedback.

  • Question: A good survey question helps you get clear insights and business-critical information about your customers, helping you understand things like:

    • Who your target market is

    • Did attendees find the webinar useful

    • Why visitors leave your webinar

  • Description: Add a short explanation of what the question's type is and how to answer it.

  • Question Type: No matter what data you need, we have the question type to collect it!

    • Checkbox: Multiple-choice type questions that add the flexibility of being able to choose more than one option. Add as many answers as you want, and respondents can pick as many answers to the question as you allow them to.

    • Dropdown: Use this to ask your attendees to choose a single option from a list.

    • Radio Button: Use this to ask your attendees to choose a single option from a short list. Radio Button questions should always be used when asking yes or no questions.

    • Text Area: Use this to collect a paragraph or two of text.

    • Text Field: Use this to collect a single-word or short-sentence response. For example, name, street address, or city.

The following shows a sample survey as seen from the Audience Interface.


For further assistance, contact us through chat or send us an email at support@webinar.net.

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