Three surveys with lists of issues or multiple-choice options directed, “Please fill in all that apply” or “You may check more than one.” Excellent, because that way there are no “wrong” answers, and it prevents donors from setting the package aside until they have time to think it over — the very last thing we want them to do!
‘Fake Surveys Suck!’
Three surveys with lists of issues or multiple-choice options directed, “Please fill in all that apply” or “You may check more than one.” Excellent, because that way there are no “wrong” answers, and it prevents donors from setting the package aside until they have time to think it over — the very last thing we want them to do!