Market research survey questions
Market research answers three questions: who has the problem, how do they solve it today, and what would make them switch? The questionnaire must therefore photograph the present — solutions in use, budget spent, need frequency — before projecting the future. Asking about intent without having measured habit produces those enthusiastic studies that never predict sales.
The generator produces a funnel-ordered market research questionnaire: screening on exposure to the need, current behaviours as comparable closed questions, choice criteria as multiple choice, then attitude scales and open questions about frustrations. Replace the pre-filled goal with your market, pick the target market's language, and export.