Business Category: Compliance / Industrial Category: Professional Services

Market Research Survey - Product Feedback

This comprehensive market research survey template empowers manufacturing businesses to evaluate customer reception of new or rebranded products across multiple retail outlets. Through a structured 7-item questionnaire with scored response sets, organizations can effectively measure overall customer satisfaction, capture meaningful product feedback, and make data-driven decisions to enhance their offerings.

Use this template with flowdit

  • Customize this template or build your own
  • Complete inspections using the mobile app
  • Get reports and analyze your data

Start inspecting smarter — free for one user.

Market Research Survey - Product Feedback
Based on

How to Use This Checklist

  • **Complete the administrative details.** Record when and where the survey is conducted, who prepared it, and the real start and end times of the visit.
  • **Follow the survey instructions** set out on the form before you begin asking questions.
  • **Ask the scored questions.** Have the respondent rate the taste and packaging of the product on the five-point scale, and the price on the two-point scale.
  • **Capture brand associations.** Ask whether the product reminds the respondent of any other brand or product.
  • **Ask about repeat purchase and recommendation.** Find out whether the respondent would purchase the product again and whether they would recommend it to friends or family.
  • **Record comments and suggestions.** Note any additional feedback the respondent offers on how the products can be improved.
  • **Capture the respondent's signature** to close out the form.

Start inspecting smarter — free for one user.

What this survey is for

A product feedback survey is a structured way to find out how customers actually receive a product. This checklist organises that work around a set questionnaire. You rate the taste and packaging of the product, rate its price, check whether it reminds customers of another brand or product, and ask whether they would buy it again or recommend it to friends and family. Free-text comments and suggestions are captured alongside the scored answers.

Why it matters

Scored answers turn individual opinions into something you can compare across respondents and across retail outlets. The two-point price scale separates a fair price from an overpriced one, so price perception is captured distinctly from taste and packaging. The repeat-purchase and recommendation questions indicate whether the product has legs beyond a first trial, and the comment box is where respondents explain the reasons behind their ratings. Recording when and where each survey was conducted and who prepared it lets you connect the feedback to a specific place and point in time.

What a good survey covers

* **Taste** — rated on the five-point scale from *Excellent — I love it!* to *Terrible — I hate it!* * **Packaging** — rated on the same five-point scale * **Price** — rated as either *Fair — Just right!* or *Overpriced — Too expensive!* * **Brand association** — whether the product reminds the respondent of another brand or product * **Repeat purchase** — whether the respondent would purchase the product again * **Recommendation** — whether the respondent would recommend it to friends or family * **Open feedback** — any additional comments or suggestions on how the products can be improved * **Context** — when and where the survey was conducted, who prepared it, and the real start and end times of the visit

How to carry it out

Complete the administrative details first: when and where the survey is conducted, who prepared it, and the real start and end times of the visit. Follow the survey instructions on the form. Then ask each question in turn. Use the five-point scale for taste and packaging, and the two-point scale for price — don't stretch either scale beyond the options it offers. Ask the brand-association question as written, then the repeat-purchase and recommendation questions, each answered Yes, No or Not applicable. Record any comments or suggestions the respondent wants to add, and capture their signature to close the form.

Frequently Asked Questions

The survey rates taste, packaging and price, and asks whether the product reminds respondents of another brand or product. It also asks whether they would purchase again or recommend it to friends and family, and gives space for written comments or suggestions. When and where each survey was conducted and who prepared it are recorded alongside the responses.

Respondents rate taste and packaging on a five-point scale: Excellent — I love it!, Good — I like it., Average — It's okay., Poor — I don't like it., and Terrible — I hate it!. Price uses its own two-point scale: Fair — Just right! and Overpriced — Too expensive!. The purchase-again and recommend questions use Yes, No or Not applicable.

The survey records when and where it was conducted, who prepared it, and the real start and end times of the visit. Responses are captured against the scored answer sets, and the respondent can add comments or suggestions and sign the form. The survey instructions item sets out how the questionnaire should be completed.
Arne Reis
Written by
Arne Reis
Founder

Process optimizer with 25 years of expertise, focused on operational excellence in quality, maintenance, EHS, and commissioning. Emphasizes innovative solutions and top-quality standards.

View LinkedIn profile

Still managing operations with paper and Excel?

Digitize inspections, audits, SOPs, and corrective actions.

Book A Personal Demo
flowdit mobile inspection app

Ready to simplify inspections and get your team moving faster?

Start free today and turn inspections into a clear, consistent digital workflow. Prefer a guided walkthrough? Book a demo and see how flowdit can fit your team.