Google Forms is there to help you know how much users know about your product
Overall Satisfaction with Google Forms
This is basically used to gather learning experience of tools at work and has a wide reach of the audience that is the plus point. Multiple questionnaires with ease of use and answer formats are a good hallmark of a good form. It is pretty handy and easy to create a form in order to get answers from your target audience. Mostly used to collect how many folks have acquired practical product knowledge at work.
Pros
- Easy to create product knowledge questionnaire for target group.
- You can send over 100 google forms to audience via email.
- You can get response within stipulated time frame.
- You can customize poll or questionnaire.
Cons
- It lacks advance feature like user-interface, it looks dry form.
- Functionality tools are not at one place - it is here and there.
- It needs to add some more space to content creation in order to serve the interests of all walks of business.
- It is good for product knowledge test.
- It is good for understand how to test experience of product user.
- It helped me to understand the immediate view on the experience of the user and cost-effectiveness.
- Though it lacks appealing UI and lacks space for content creation in order to understand the views of the audience.
Google Forms is good for questionnaire surveys for office folk in order to understand how much experience really translates into action and how much is still needed to fulfil the gap. That's where Google Forms comes into the picture and it's accessiblity is its hallmark. I would be able to send Google Forms to all folk over hundreds of email addresses. It does not cost anything as compared to SurveyMonkey.
Do you think Google Forms delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Google Forms's feature set?
Yes
Did Google Forms live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Google Forms go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Google Forms again?
Yes

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