Anyone running event, conference, webinars?
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For anyone who is running events, conferences or webinars on a regular basis, I'd love to hear your thoughts on how you collect post-event feedback?
PS: Feel free to check out this guide we have just released with Livestorm: https://feedier.com/blog/post-event-survey/
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I actually run an event app platform. One of my features is feedback on speakers and sessions. Attendees can give a speaker or session a rating and a comment. One of my customers did a prize drawing where each rating got the attendee an entry into the drawing. It was quite an effective tactic.
Sounds good! Drawing and gamification is powerful, one of our core belief at Feedier! :)
I am one of the people who runs MicroConf. We send out a post-event survey via email. We use Google Forms for the survey. It's simple, but effective.
We've done similar at Ministry of Testing. We used mailmerge to send out the emails, and linked to a Google Form. I think we had about 25% of people write feedback. @bdebever
Interesting! :) Could be good to test with the automation mentioned in the article and see the different in response rate? Shall we chat? :)
Interested to know the response rate and insights you're getting?
Quite a good read, thanks for sharing. I don't do webinars, but used to do events and conferences. The usual paper and pen for more traditional confrences, with a little incentive (keep the pen.) There's also social media feedback. And emails using survey monkey. That's not as sophisticated as your solution, so thank you sharing.
glad you like it! Feel free to try it for next event, or reach out to me :)
I run an annual outdoor event, small numbers of participants so we actually use paper forms :)