Customer Service

Customer Satisfaction Survey Builder

Share your product and customer touchpoints. Get a CSAT survey with follow-up emails for promoters, passives, and detractors, plus a tracking framework.

By The Prompt Black Magic Team

Implement the survey using your survey tool. Set up automated email sequences based on score ranges.

Design a customer satisfaction measurement program for [PRODUCT/SERVICE NAME], a [DESCRIPTION, e.g., B2B invoicing software].

Create:

1. A CSAT survey (8-10 questions max) that:
   - Opens with a single-number rating question (1-10 scale) with clear anchor labels
   - Includes 3-4 specific experience questions (ease of use, support quality, value for money, likelihood to recommend)
   - Includes 1-2 open-ended questions that generate useful qualitative data
   - Ends with a question about willingness to provide a testimonial
   - Takes under 3 minutes to complete

2. Three follow-up email templates based on score ranges:
   a) Promoters (9-10): Thank them, ask for a review/testimonial, offer referral incentive
   b) Passives (7-8): Acknowledge feedback, ask one specific follow-up question about what would make them a 10
   c) Detractors (1-6): Empathetic outreach, acknowledge dissatisfaction, offer a call with a senior team member

   For each email: subject line, full body copy (under 150 words), and CTA

3. Internal action playbook:
   - How to triage detractor responses (response time targets, escalation rules)
   - Monthly reporting template for tracking trends
   - Quarterly improvement cycle based on survey data

Keep survey questions concise. Make follow-up emails feel personal, not automated.