The document discusses how to add multimedia like images and videos to surveys to make them more engaging for respondents. It explains that multimedia makes surveys more visually appealing and can result in more accurate responses. It provides instructions for how to add media by uploading images and videos to the media library within the survey builder. Examples are given of how multimedia could be used to test products or design preferences.

1. EMBED MEDIA INTOYOUR SURVEY
Add pictures and videos to your survey to make them interactive and fun to take
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2. WHY ADD MULTIMEDIA?
Adding multimedia to your survey is a
simple step but goes a long way. Not only
does it make your surveys more visually
appealing to the respondent, they are
much more engaging and can even result
in more accurate data.
When adding media to your survey, you
can also gather valuable information
about respondent’s attitudes towards
videos, pictures, logos, website
screenshots and more. Keep reading to
learn how to add media to your surveys!
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3. HOWTO ADD MULTIMEDIA
Adding media to your survey is as
simple as clicking on “Edit Survey”,
then scrolling down and clicking on
“Library” on the left-hand side
menu.
There you will see an upload
option where you can select
multiple images at a time, or drag
and drop images to upload.The
images will then appear in your
media library, as it is reflected in
the screenshot here.
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4. ADD MEDIATOYOUR SURVEY
Once complete, this is a
preview of how your survey
will look with media added.
Bam! So much more
appealing than a boring, plain
multiple choice question or
drop down menu.Your
respondents can visualize
which phone they own much
better than without the
images.
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5. ADDVIDEOSTOYOUR SURVEY
With MediaBunker, you can also add
interactive videos to your survey!
Under the “Edit Survey” tab, scroll
down and click on “MediaBunker”.
Here you can see the supported file
types and upload your video there.
The best part is that when taking the
survey and viewing the video,
respondents can drag the thumbs up/
thumbs down slider scale to pause
the video and leave a comment.This
has endless applications and potential
for ad testing, design and copy
research.
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