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Create a Survey in Sendgrid Using Google Forms

Create a Survey in Sendgrid Using Google Forms Surveys are a great way to capture information, collect feedback, and glean vital decision-making insight. Getting people to interact with your surveys is the tricky part. People tend to avoid partaking in surveys that direct them away to another page. By embedding a snippet of code, you […]

Create a Survey in Sendgrid Using Google Forms

creating a survey in sendgrid using google forms
Surveys are a great way to capture information, collect feedback, and glean vital decision-making insight. Getting people to interact with your surveys is the tricky part.
People tend to avoid partaking in surveys that direct them away to another page. By embedding a snippet of code, you can incorporate a survey directly into your Sengrid campaign to facilitate swift user response across your entire contact list.

Adding a Google Forms Project in Sendgrid

Rather than collecting responses dispersed across various platforms, you can use Google Forms as a hub for straight-forward data processing and organization.

Create a survey in Google Forms.
Create a Google Forms Project
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Click on Settings and choose who can view the survey.
Share Google Slide Form
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Click “Send” and fill out the “To” section with the email of your choice. (Can be unrelated to the outgoing email address in your Sendgrid)
Send email to your email
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Select the box, “Include form in email” and click Send.
Include form in email
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Open the email, right-click on the form and click Inspect.
Inspect Google Forms in email
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Find the code starting with, <div align=”center” and click Copy.
Copy code snippet
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Drag the Code element into your Sendgrid campaign and Paste the code.
Paste code in Sendgrid
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Send a test email.
Send test email
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Check email and submit a response.
Check email for survey
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Check the responses in Google Forms.
Check google forms for survey responses

Travor House

Travor House

A self-motivated digital marketing specialist with 3+ years of experience advertising in the financial services industry.

While I wear several marketing hats, my primary focus is on content strategy and curation.

I aim to consistently challenge myself and position my skills toward personal and professional endeavors that lead to measurable results.

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