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Drag and Drop Interface
One of the distinguishing features of FluidSurveys.com is the drag and drop interface in its survey editor. Creating a survey using drag and drop is extremely fast and easy. Traditionally, researchers would create their surveys in a Text Editor (such as Microsoft Word) and then spend the time to “program” their survey onto an online tool. Using FluidSurveys.com’s intuitive and free flow editor, you can create your surveys on FluidSurveys.com directly. This will save you the time and the hassle of creating your questions twice!
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Coding and Exporting to SPSS
One of the most time consuming tasks in analyzing your data is coding it. Market Researchers that use advanced analytics software such as SPSS will be able to export their data into a pre-coded format that is easily tweaked and exported into their favorite analytics software. This feature can save hours upon hours of time [...]
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Share Results with Others (password optional)
Many times you will need to share your survey results with colleagues and other interested parties. While you could just create a report using the analytics section in FluidSurveys and just email it to them, it would be really cool if they could just see the results in real time whenever they wanted to. This [...]
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Capture IP Addresses (optional)
For privacy concerns, sometimes you may not want to capture respondent IP Addresses. From the Publish page, you will be able to enable/disable the capture of IP Addresses. The capturing of IP Addresses from respondents is sometimes frowned upon since by doing so one is “without permission” capturing identifiable location information about the user.
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Screen Out Certain IP Addresses
Using FluidSurveys’ filtering features, you will be able to format your data so certain IP Addresses are screened out. For example, you may want to screen out responses coming from an IP Address that belongs to your own company/organization or you may want to filter out responses that come from a certain geographic region. Filtering [...]
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Create Crosstabs – Cross-tabulations
Sometimes when you want to fully analyze the results from your survey by seeing how respondents who answered two or more specific questions compare. Using cross-tabs you will be able to rapidly analyze the joint distribution of two or more variables. You can apply filters to your crosstabs as well in order to get more [...]
