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Pro
Trade: Painting in Utah
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Southern Utah
Posts: 910
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Looking For Customer Satisfaction Survey
I used many of the ideas/forms found here to put together a nice bid packet for customers. Thanks for all the great tips.
What I lack is a satisfaction survey, something to give the customer that could be used later as a testimonial/reference. Thanks |
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THE FINISHER
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Re: Looking For Customer Satisfaction Survey
Here you go
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Pro
Trade: Painting in Utah
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Southern Utah
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Re: Looking For Customer Satisfaction Survey
Thanks, I love this site! Where else could I get this on a Sunday AM!
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Chief Toilet Mover
Trade: Bathroom Remodeling
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Littleton, Colorado
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Re: Looking For Customer Satisfaction SurveyQuote:
Work it in reverse, ask yourself what you want prospective customers to be reading about you and then just make up the questions. Have them rate each one, good, average, excellent or scale of 1 to 5. |
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Pro
Trade: Painting in Utah
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Southern Utah
Posts: 910
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Re: Looking For Customer Satisfaction Survey
As usual, Mike, excellent advice. I am making my own based on those guidelines, wanted to see others to make sure I covered all my bases! I am going to use the 1-5 rating.
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menber
Trade: bricklaying
Join Date: May 2007
Location: cleveland ohio
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Chief Toilet Mover
Trade: Bathroom Remodeling
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Littleton, Colorado
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Re: Looking For Customer Satisfaction SurveyQuote:
Just want to say, that surveys are really unique marketing laboratory. If you care to you will discover that the changing of just a few words will give you different results, different comments and lots of things. Two quick examples I have found : Asking the same question 4 different ways can yield different results when you are relying on the perceptions and personalities of the customers to determine how they interpret a question. Think about these 4 different ways to ask about cleanliness and think about the different types of customers you have had in the past and how each would answer these individual questions: Was jobsite kept as clean as expected? Was jobsite cleaned every day? Was jobsite kept as clean as was possible? Was jobsite kept as clean as was appropriate? Another example is if you want individual letters from customers instead of just a few written comments, where you ask for their comments add the simple line (attach additional sheet if necessary). That simple phrase will cause some customers to write a letter. |
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Workin' Hard & Havin' Fun
Trade: Deck Designer/Builder
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Reading, PA
Posts: 1,739
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Re: Looking For Customer Satisfaction Survey
Check with GuildQuality.com.
We use them, and it's a nice selling point that it's 3rd party. ![]() ~Matt |
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menber
Trade: bricklaying
Join Date: May 2007
Location: cleveland ohio
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Re: Looking For Customer Satisfaction Survey
Another example is if you want individual letters from customers instead of just a few written comments, where you ask for their comments add the simple line (attach additional sheet if necessary).
That simple phrase will cause some customers to write a letter.[/quote] good idea mike finely, il be sure to try that Last edited by masonking02; 02-17-2008 at 02:24 PM. |
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Building Contractor
Trade: Carpentry and Building
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Spotsylvania, VA
Posts: 6
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Re: Looking For Customer Satisfaction Survey
Here's the (unformatted) text of a customer satisfaction survey we send out right after jobs are complete. We include a stamped reply envelope which helps ensure a good response. RESOURCE: We slightly modified a template from "Construction Forms & Contracts" (Savage/Jones-Mitchell) - a book w/CD from Craftsman Books. Very thorough and helpful book...tons of forms with how-to guidance!
Dear <CUSTOMER NAME>, Thank you for the opportunity to work on your project. We’re glad you called upon us and hope that if future needs arise, you will call us again — plus, refer us to your friends and neighbors. We hope the quality of our work pleased you! Any feedback you have about our performance would be greatly appreciated, so here is a quick survey. Check the boxes and jot down your comments – your input is a key part of our quality assurance program. We’ve enclosed a pre-paid envelope so it’s fast and easy to mail back. We appreciate your business and, many thanks for your feedback! Were your needs met promptly? Before the job [ ] Yes [ ] No During the job [ ] Yes [ ] No After the job [ ] Yes [ ] No Did the project . . . start on time? [ ] Yes [ ] No complete on time? [ ] Yes [ ] No finish cleanly? [ ] Yes [ ] No Were our workers courteous? [ ] Yes [ ] No Did we fulfill our agreements? [ ] Yes [ ] No Did you receive the value you expected? [ ] Yes [ ] No Was the quality of the work as expected? [ ] Yes [ ] No Will you consider us for future projects? [ ] Yes [ ] No Please write in any additional comments . . .<SPACE FOR WRITTEN COMMENTS> May we use your name as a reference on future jobs? [ ] Yes [ ] No Signature ____________________ Date _________ |
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