Hale: 38% of US survey responses come from mobile devices
Tom Hale · SurveyMonkey's Secrets to Keeping Customers Happy for 20 Years · Oct 9, 2018 · at 16:42
Tom Hale, President of SurveyMonkey, shares SurveyMonkey's data on mobile survey adoption at SaaStr Annual 2018.
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“It's about 38%, so man in the front row, give him a cigar. 38%, but the thing that's important about that is, over the past 12 months, that's gone up by about seven points, ok?”
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