Conference evaluation survey template

Thanks for coming! What did you think?Hi, what's your name?thanks {{field:a6e14ac9-6c17-4c57-a293-84c532d95161}}, and your email?Don't worry, we won't use this to send emails. We'd just like to match up your attendee profile.How would you rate the overall event?What was the most valuable part of the conference?

Keynote speakers, Discussion sessions, Community presentations, Networking opportunities, Demo stand

How likely are you to recommend this event in future to your colleagues or friends?Do you think the event was good value for money?Is there anything we could have done better?Thanks for your feedback. We hope to see you again soon!

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Gathering feedback from delegates after your events is the best way to provide an improved experience for your audience each time. It’s your conference attendees’ input that really counts. Use a survey to better understand what would make their event experience even better.

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Conference evaluation survey FAQs:

Adding a feedback survey into the communications plan for your event is simple. Typeforms are easily shared with delegates, either by embedding it into a page, or sharing the link directly.

The best time to get feedback? Right at the end of the event. Don’t even wait until the next morning—you want your delegates to still be buzzing from the conference. Asking questions in the right way is important too. We’ve built our typeforms to feel like a conversation—rather than an interrogation—extracting better responses.

This really depends on what you are willing to change moving forward. Already got next year’s conference booked? Don’t ask for feedback on the location—you’ll give the impression that you are open to moving it.

Have you added a new session style into your conference? Find out how your delegates found it and if it would be worthwhile running again. Do you want to change things up? Ask for suggestions on what your conference attendees would do differently.