Follow-up survey template

Enjoying our product?Hi there! First things first, what's your name? What did you buy from us?

Coffee machine, Toaster, Kettle, Waffle maker, Griddle

How would you rate the {{field:01F8275ETMCHQPHQGYT4S4JGEC}} out of 10?Is there anything we could do to improve the {{field:01F8275ETMCHQPHQGYT4S4JGEC}}?How was your overall shopping experience? Anything we could've done better?How likely are you to purchase from us again?Thanks for completing the survey!

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Understanding what your customers liked and didn't like about their shopping experience is key. Collect insights directly from your customers to identify pain points and keep improving your product.

Use this online follow-up survey to see what customers thought of their new purchase and the overall shopping experience. Ask about what they liked, what they didn't and use their feedback to improve.

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