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- To create a higher participation in your survey, offer an incentive such as a free gift, to encourage people to answer your questions.
- Let everyone who participated in your survey know that you have received their input and that you appreciate their help.
- Questions should be stated as simply and clearly as possible, keep your questions short and to the point.
- The simplest type of data to analyse is that which have only one answer to each question.
