Downloads & Examples
Welcome to the InfoQuest resource page.
01. Here is a photograph of the all-important InfoQuest box (click on the thumbnail below to see the photograph properly). We can load a maximum of 60 question and statement cards into the box without any adverse reaction to the response rate. The supplemental sheet with two open questions, branded with your logo and completed by handwritten script, is folded inside the box. All of this is produced in whatever languages you and your customers need.
02. Benchmark scores are included in all surveys, comparing your scores against the best in the world. Click on the thumbnail below for the InfoQuest B2B library of questions and statements. This is just an example of questions used in business to business customer satisfaction surveys. Different questions can be employed but benchmark comparisons would not be available.
03. The library of Questions and Statements for Not For Profit organisations; as above, the library is there to get the ideas flowing and we will work with you to create a tailored survey.
04. It is important that improvement actions come from the customer satisfaction survey in order that the best return on investment is achieved . Below is an overview of the InfoQuest full-day top-team post-survey workshop, where action plans are drawn up and then prioritised.
05. At the end of the workshop the ideas are prioritised and turned into an action plan, often with the help of a brainstorm scoring sheet.
06. The typical InfoQuest Report is usually around 200 pages. Click here for a sample of what you’ll receive. (3.7mb)
07. Other programme features include the ProfitMax Strategic Profile and an integral survey of the management’s own perception.
08. Our guarantee takes away the risks.
09. Here are our guidelines regarding Dealer and Distributor Surveys.
10. This 29-page free e-book provides you with a practical guide to getting the most out of your B2B customer satisfaction survey.
11. Employee Library
12. Sample Employee Survey Report
13. An 8-page review of the Net Promoter Score (NPS) – The Search for the Magic Pill by Howard Plomann
14. Choosing the most important customers
15. New – An easy-to-read table comparing the different B2B survey options
16. InfoQuest logo embedded in Word
17. Choosing the most important customers














