There are lots of questions that can be used across almost all post-event surveys—we’ve included a few of these in our template to get you started.

As a general rule, a good event evaluation survey covers:

• Satisfaction across key areas What did they think about the location, the speakers, the catering or the networking opportunities?

• Areas for improvement What did they love? What did they hate? What did they want to see more of? This kind of feedback is what will help your events get better and better.

• The specifics The broad questions help paint a general picture. But you should try to throw in some specific questions tailored to your event. For example, was there an interactive workshop? An external vendor? An interesting guest speaker? Feedback on these elements will help you decide how to plan future events.

Typeform makes it easy to get your survey in front of the right people, and get them all the way to the thank you screen. Here’s how:

First, make it easy on the eye Our surveys and forms are built for humans. And humans don’t want to see big blocks of text and a long list of questions. That’s why typeforms ask one question at a time, so it feels less like a form, and more like a conversation. We also inject color and images into our surveys, and let you customize it and make it your own. This approach will get you higher response rates and in turn, more feedback.

Next—share, embed, and share some more Typeforms are totally sharable and embeddable, and they work great on every device. You can send the survey to guests through a link, share it across social media, or embed it into an email or in your website’s HTML. The more you share it, the more responses you’re likely to get. So don’t be shy—spread your survey far and wide.