Brand Perception Survey Template
The Brand Perception Survey is a free survey template with 5 questions, 3 of them required. Preview every question on this page without an account, then copy it into Survtapp, change any wording, and start collecting answers on the web or on a tablet.
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What is in the Brand Perception Survey template?
The Brand Perception Survey template holds 5 questions, 3 of which must be answered before it can be submitted and 2 of which are optional. Between them they capture single-choice answers, multi-select answers, an agreement scale, a 0–10 Net Promoter Score and longer written comments.
Broken down by field type, the Brand Perception survey is 2 choice questions, 2 rating scales and 1 comment boxes.
The 2 choice questions in the Brand Perception survey between them offer 10 preset answers, and every one of those labels is editable — the wording listed below is a starting point, not a fixed list.
When should you use the Brand Perception Survey template?
The Brand Perception Survey is filed under “Brand”, “Perception” and “Research”, in the Marketing & Agencies part of the library, where it is aimed at agencies and in-house teams gathering input from a client or an audience. Understand how your audience perceives your brand and its values.
Surveys get answered wherever the respondent already is — a link in an email, a QR code on a receipt, a tablet handed across a counter, or a kiosk-locked device left on a stand. At 5 questions, only 3 of them required, the Brand Perception survey is short enough to finish in one sitting, which is what keeps completion rates up.
Does the Brand Perception Survey work offline?
Yes. Once the Brand Perception Survey is published, the 5 fields and every answer option are stored on the device, so the survey opens and completes with no connection at all. Each response is written to the device first and queued; when signal returns it syncs on its own, keeping the time it was actually captured rather than the time it uploaded.
Because all 5 fields in the Brand Perception Survey are text and choice inputs, a queued response is tiny and syncs the moment any connection appears — a shared hotspot is plenty. Kiosk mode locks a tablet to this survey alone, so the next person cannot wander into anything else.
How do you customise the Brand Perception Survey template?
Open the Brand Perception survey in the builder and all 5 questions land as editable fields — nothing is locked to the template. Rewrite the wording, drag fields into a different order, flip any of the 3 required fields to optional (or the other way round), and add anything missing from the 20+ field types in the builder.
The Brand Perception survey's 10 preset answers are the fastest thing to make your own: swap in your own product names, sites or departments and it reads as if you wrote it from scratch.
The Brand Perception Survey runs on a single screen as it stands. Add a page break to split its 5 fields across several, or conditional logic to hide fields that an earlier answer has made irrelevant.
Nothing about the Brand Perception Survey stays Survtapp-branded, either: your logo, your colours and your own URL slug replace ours, so the 5 fields you publish read as part of your own site rather than as a template someone downloaded.
What happens to the responses you collect?
Every response from the Brand Perception survey lands in one place with its timestamp, the agent who collected it and, where the device allows, where it was captured. From there the Net Promoter Score is scored and charted for you, each of the 2 choice questions gets a bar or pie breakdown and written comments are listed in full rather than summarised away.
Export the lot to CSV, Excel, JSON or PDF whenever you want it elsewhere, or set a trigger so a response from the Brand Perception Survey emails the right person the moment it arrives. Data is held in Canada, the responses stay yours, and you can export or delete them at any time.
What are the 5 questions in the Brand Perception Survey?
Here is every field in the order a respondent meets it, with the answer type it uses. Nothing here is fixed — the list is where you start, not what you are stuck with.
- 1
How familiar are you with our brand?required
Single choice — Very familiar, Somewhat familiar, Just heard of it, Not at all
- 2
Which words would you associate with our brand?
Multiple choice — Trustworthy, Innovative, Affordable, Premium, Reliable, Friendly
- 3
Our brand is a good fit for people like me.required
Scale
- 4
How likely are you to recommend our brand to others?required
Net Promoter Score
- 5
What comes to mind when you think of our brand?
Long text
How do you start using the Brand Perception Survey?
Preview it. Read all 5 questions in the Brand Perception Survey on this page. No account is needed to preview a template.
Copy it into your account. Create a free Survtapp account and use the template. The Brand Perception Survey arrives as an editable survey, not a locked copy.
Make it yours. Rewrite the wording, reorder the Brand Perception survey's 5 fields, adjust which of the 3 required ones stay required, and apply your logo and colours.
Publish and collect. Share a link or QR code, or open the Brand Perception Survey on a tablet in kiosk mode. It collects responses offline and syncs when the device reconnects.
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How will the Brand Perception Survey look to the person filling it in?
This is the live preview, rendered with the same field widgets the published survey uses. It is read-only here, and your own logo and colours replace ours once it is in your account.
Which templates are like the Brand Perception Survey?
These share a tag with it in the free library, so they tend to suit the same job. Every one is free to preview without an account.
- Competitor Comparison SurveyUnderstand how customers compare you against alternatives.
- Consumer Buying Habits SurveyLearn where, when, and why your audience makes purchases.
- Market Research SurveyGather insights about your target market
- New Product Concept SurveyTest appetite for a new product idea before you build it.
Or browse every free form template, or just the ones tagged Brand.
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How many questions are in the Brand Perception Survey template?
The Brand Perception survey has 5 questions, 3 of them required and 2 optional. You can add, remove or reorder any of them once the template is in your account.
Is the Brand Perception Survey template free to use?
Yes. All 5 questions in the Brand Perception survey are free to preview here with no account, and the template is free to copy into Survtapp. A free account is enough to customise and publish it; the pricing page lists what each plan includes.
Can I change the questions in the Brand Perception Survey?
Yes — all 5 fields in the Brand Perception Survey are editable. Rewrite any question, relabel any of the 10 preset answers, change which fields are required, reorder them, and add fields from the 20+ types in the builder.
Does the Brand Perception Survey work without an internet connection?
Yes. The Brand Perception survey and all 5 of its fields are cached on the device, so it opens and completes offline. Each response queues locally and syncs automatically when the connection returns, keeping its original capture time.
What devices can the Brand Perception Survey be filled in on?
Any modern browser, plus the Survtapp iOS and Android apps. The Brand Perception survey's 5 fields can run on a shared kiosk-locked tablet, on a link people open on their own phone, or behind a QR code on a poster or a receipt.
Who can see the responses collected with the Brand Perception Survey?
Only the people in your account you give access to, per their role. Every answer to the Brand Perception survey's 5 fields is stored in Canada, is never sold, and can be exported to CSV, Excel, JSON or PDF — or deleted — at any time.
How is the Net Promoter Score in the Brand Perception Survey calculated?
Respondents pick 0–10. Survtapp groups 9–10 as promoters, 7–8 as passives and 0–6 as detractors, then reports promoters minus detractors as a percentage, updating as responses from the Brand Perception survey arrive.
