Here are some good use cases:
Collect RSVPs for events and meetings
Find volunteers for services opportunities
Confirm appointments and reduce no-shows
Fill open shifts and confirm shift attendance
Gain customer feedback about their experience with a product or service
Schedule interviews with qualified candidates
Keep your message short
Your text survey should be short and to the point. If the text message survey is too long, there's a more significant possibility that your contact will skim the message and miss the fact that they should respond to your message with an answer.
Provide clear instructions
When you send surveys, be sure to include clear instructions on how to complete the survey and how the responses will be used. Clear instructions lead to more accurate data and increased response rates and make the process more enjoyable for your users.
Follow up with respondents
If a contact responds to your survey, following up with them after their response will increase the likelihood that they will respond next time. They might think their answer does not matter if they do not receive a response. You can create survey auto-replies in your Text-Em-All account to help you streamline this process.