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February 2010 SG Gazette

February SurveyGizmo Gazette

In This Issue:

Raise your UserVoice!
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SXSWi Party Guest List
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Preview Release Updates
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Customer Survey
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Build SurveyGizmo: Raise your UserVoice!

Have you heard the latest news? We’re turning SurveyGizmo over to you.

That’s right—you get more say than ever when it comes to building SurveyGizmo’s survey software.

Introducing UserVoice, a forum for feedback from SurveyGizmo customers, like you.

It’s your chance to tell us what you’ve always wished SurveyGizmo could do, and to gain some insight as to why we’ve made some of the product choices that we have made in the past. You can learn a little bit more about how it works on our blog, or just go straight to your account to try it today!

Party with us at SXSWi 2010!

Going to SXSW Interactive this year?
This year, we’re sponsoring a party at The PureVolume House and would love it if you joined us!

Where: The PureVolume House – 504 Trinity St

When:Saturday March 13, 4-7 pm.

RSVP: Get on our guest list now!

There will be Free BBQ and free drinks, including free adult beverages!

It should be a great time, and we can’t wait to see you there!

SurveyGizmo 3.0 Preview Release Updates

Progress on the 3.0 Preview Release is still humming along! We’re diligently building, fixing, releasing, and upgrading the new application constantly, with an average of one new release per day.

Want to see what’s new in 3.0?

We’re holding 2 more webinars where we’ll go into detail about the Top Ten changes to our survey software in SurveyGizmo 3.0.

What’s New With SurveyGizmo 3.0 Webinar – Register Now!: Tuesday, February 16th, 12PM MST (GMT -7)
What’s New With SurveyGizmo 3.0 Webinar – Register Now!: Wednesday, February 24th, 12PM MST (GMT -7)

We Want to Learn More About You!

We already have had an amazing turnout with the customer survey that we sent out last week. We have received some great insight into all of you, but would love to learn even more.

If haven’t taken the survey — please do so now.
If you have already taken the survey — Thank you!

For those of you who have filled it out already, here are some results of what people use SurveyGizmo for:

Have you filled your survey out yet? No?

Help us, help you by taking it now!

Keep in Touch!

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Wanted: SurveyGizmo References

From time to time, our prospective customers want to talk to others who are using SurveyGizmo.

We’d like to be able to refer them to people for accurate, unbiased assessments of SurveyGizmo.

Want to be a reference?

Please fill out this survey

From the Blog

How to Improve Email Invitations

Zendesk and SurveyGizmo Integration Webinar

Must Know Survey Tips – #1

IPhone Survey App

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