Survey Templates

[Beruk]

I am looking to start a coworking space where I live, it is within
walking distance of a metro commuter rail and state highway. However,
it would be easier to prove its viability in the proposed location, if
I could have surveys that hopefully would show positive feedback in
support of idea within the community. Has anyone have any templates or
survey questions they used prior to starting their facility?

[Ryan Price]

Here is a survey we recently conducted that has been very useful.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/rethink

Peace,
Ryan Price
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[Susan Evans]

For what it's worth, I'd recommend using Google Forms before Survey Monkey.  It might just be because I'm increasingly growing more Google-obsessed, but I've used both tools and find that Google's is way more useful.  They make it much easier to compile and use the data you collect.  Survey Monkey (at least when I was using it) requires you to either pay for or hand-transfer the data you collect, which is a pain in the butt.

In Seattle we are currently surveying (casually thus far, hopefully more structured in the future) our community for the location they'd like to see us open another space. I'd say getting feedback about location, hours, and ideas would be a great way to get started.

Best of luck to you!

Susan
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[gerard @ Cincy Coworks]

Beruk,

Here is the survey we used last year. You can use whatever you'd like
or whatever is helpful. It is a Google Form.

http://bit.ly/cincycoworksurvey

Cheers,
Gerard