SURVEY TOOLS

Summary from the TLDR Marketing newsletter

Tally is good for collecting feedback, market research, and even selling something. It can incorporate video, images, or descriptions. Typeform presents questions one by one, making it less overwhelming for survey respondents than traditional survey tools. Airtable lets you create forms with responses that flow directly into tables, making it easier to sort, filter, and share results efficiently. OpinionX is good for stack rankings. Coda works well for forms and documents and is more flexible than Survey Monkey or Microsoft Forms.