Client survey templates for a computer club
Client survey templates for a club
Section titled “Client survey templates for a club”Replace {placeholder} with real data. Publish in the Telegram channel or print for a paper survey at the register.
Survey 1 — NPS (5 minutes, 3 questions)
Section titled “Survey 1 — NPS (5 minutes, 3 questions)”Run quarterly. Fast, gives a comparable metric over time.
📋 Client Survey — {Club Name}
1. On a scale of 1 to 10, how likely are you to recommend our club to a friend or colleague?
1 — 2 — 3 — 4 — 5 — 6 — 7 — 8 — 9 — 10
2. What do we need to improve most urgently? (write your answer)
____________________________
3. What do you like most? (write your answer)
____________________________
Thank you! Your answers help us get better.Survey 2 — Service quality (7 questions)
Section titled “Survey 2 — Service quality (7 questions)”Run every six months or after a team change.
📋 Tell us about your experience at {Club Name}
1. How often do you visit our club? □ First time □ A few times a month □ Once a week □ Several times a week
2. Rate the quality of equipment (computers, monitors, peripherals): □ Excellent □ Good □ Satisfactory □ Poor
3. Rate the work of the admins: □ Excellent □ Good □ Satisfactory □ Poor
4. Rate the cleanliness and atmosphere: □ Excellent □ Good □ Satisfactory □ Poor
5. Are you satisfied with current prices? □ Yes, it's fine □ Slightly expensive □ Expensive
6. Which game do you want to see in the next tournament? ____________________________
7. What should we add or improve? ____________________________Survey 3 — Telegram poll (vote for a new feature)
Section titled “Survey 3 — Telegram poll (vote for a new feature)”Publish directly in Telegram channel using the built-in “Poll” feature.
What should we add to the club first?
▶ Console zone (PS5/Xbox)▶ VR headsets▶ Billiards/table football▶ Better sound/headsets at stations▶ Expanded food & drink menuWhich tournament should we run next?
▶ CS2▶ Dota 2▶ Valorant▶ FIFA / EA Sports FC▶ Another game (write in comments)Is our current schedule convenient for you?
▶ Yes, it's perfect▶ I'd like earlier opening (before {current opening time})▶ I'd like later closing (after {current closing time})▶ I'd prefer 24/7 operationSurvey 4 — Post-promotion mini-survey (2 questions)
Section titled “Survey 4 — Post-promotion mini-survey (2 questions)”Publish 1–2 days after a promotion ends.
Did you participate in the "{promotion name}" promotion?
▶ Yes, I liked it▶ Yes, but the conditions weren't very clear▶ No, I didn't know about it▶ No, the conditions didn't suit meWould you want a similar promotion again?
▶ Yes, repeat it▶ Yes, but lower the threshold▶ Better to try a different mechanic▶ Doesn't matter to meHow to publish surveys
Section titled “How to publish surveys”In Telegram channel:
- Use the built-in “Poll” tool for multiple-choice options
- For open questions — publish the text post and ask people to reply in comments
- Add: “Takes 1 minute, directly influences what we change”
On paper:
- A6 format (half A5) — fits on the admin desk
- Pencil nearby or QR code sticker linking to a Google Form
- Admin actively prompts: “Feel free to fill this out while you wait / while you’re topping up”
Via QR code to Google Form: Create a form with the same questions → print a QR code → place at workstations and the admin desk.
Frequently asked questions
How often to run client surveys?
Once per quarter — NPS and overall satisfaction. Twice per year — extended survey on services and pricing. After every major change (new tariff, renovation, new equipment) — a short 2–3 question survey one week after launch.
What percentage of clients respond to surveys?
On average 15–25% if the survey is short (up to 5 questions) and distributed via the Telegram channel. Paper surveys at the desk — 30–40% with active admin prompting. Main rule: shorter survey = higher response rate.
What to do with survey results?
Three steps: 1) Write in the channel that you ran a survey and what you heard; 2) State exactly what you're changing based on responses; 3) One month later — short update 'we did this.' Clients who see their responses made a difference answer the next survey more readily.