| One of the most common questions we receive is, “What’s a good survey response rate?” To help you understand this, we’ll define key metrics, share benchmarks, and provide best practices to improve your response rates. Before determining what constitutes a “good” response rate, it’s important to understand two key terms: Response rate and Completion rate. |
| Defining Survey Metrics |
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| Average Response and Completion Rates |
Our data shows that ParentPulse surveys achieve:
These rates surpass national averages. Moreover, since most schools upload multiple parents per student, the overall family response rate for parent surveys is closer to 50% in many cases. If your rates are within or above these ranges, congratulations! You’re achieving excellent results. If your rates fall below these averages, consider implementing the following best practices. |
| Best Practices to Improve Response Rates |
- Send an introductory email at the start of the ParentPulse survey sequence. - Use creative reminders, such as video messages or printed fliers at school events. - Remain persistent over the 90-day cycle, as parents receive invitations at different
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