Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 6.3 – Creating A Customer Satisfaction Survey

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When we understand how satisfied (or not) a customer is, we can adjust the customer experience to ask for a testimonial/referral or take steps to make things right. One way to acquire this information is with a customer satisfaction survey.

A customer satisfaction survey can be requested for each purchase, after a general period of time (for example annually) or a customer interaction. It all depends on the specific business.

For the context of this recipe, we are creating a survey for a recently purchased product.

By Paul Sokol

Paul Sokol has been using Keap since it was called Infusionsoft back in 2008. He even worked for Infusionsoft directly for five years: first as a Success Coach (launching over 200 new customers on the software) and then as a Product Manager. This book is a potent distillation of automation fundamentals that Paul has discovered through his tens of thousands of hours of in-the-trenches implementation.