January 11, 2003



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FeedbackToday.com gives the editor a little less control over the actual testing procedure than Surveymonkey does (see Surveymonkey review). For example, it is not possible to automatically require answers from participants during the test. Therefor FeedbackToday.com offers more visualization options. FeedbackToday.com is very easy to use, so that you can quickly create and deploy your surveys.

Anyone can sign up for a free trial of FeedbackToday.com and use the account until 30 responses are reached. If you want to utilize online surveys frequently you have to sign up for a Premium or Corporate Account. The free trial should give you enough information to decide if FeedbackToday.com offers any additional values for your own purposes compared to cheaper services like Surveymonkey.

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