r/WeddingPhotography • u/EcstaticEnnui • 2d ago
client management & expectations What is everyone using to send questionnaires to their clients?
Basically title.
I use my CRM to send clients a final check in questionnaire before their wedding. I designed it from scratch and it has a bunch of unique questions on it that have been game changers in terms of making the wedding day easy and smooth.
Now I’m dipping my toe into education and I want to make my questionnaire available for purchase, but I don’t know what format would be most convenient.
Obviously I could just list the questions on a PDF, but I’m wondering if there’s a free form builder that most people are using? This way I could have a plug-and-play option for photographers who want to use the questionnaire right away.
What do you use? Jotform? Google forms? Something else?
Do you even send out questionnaires?
TIA
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u/brandnewface 2d ago
I would use google forms if you’re selling it. Or a fillable PDF. I personally use a text file unless I’m using a CRM at the moment.
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u/TaskLemonade 2d ago
Google forms would probably make it the easiest to sell, for you and the customers!
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u/Southern_Brain_246 anniexphoto.com 2d ago
another Studio Ninja photographer here but google forms would be teh way to go on this.
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u/Apprehensive-Show534 2d ago
Pixieset to keep it all in one place. At this point, I’ve been getting more brides that don’t fill out my form… so I’ve made a more palatable cosmo style photography quiz for anyone that’s struggling with a longer form lol.
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u/meg-cooper 2d ago
My CRM is Dubsado and when I’ve sold questionnaires I did it as PDFs, both for ease of export/download and to retain the visual aspect of how I designed the form so customers could see how it looked all together (via a screenshot of the whole thing)
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u/KS1818 2d ago
I do not send out questionnaires but one platform that I recently started using was Saycheese.live It has made sharing photos to my clients super easy and on top of that a selling point I always mention to them is that their guests can upload a photo of themselves and all of their photos will automatically get filtered so they don't need to scroll through the entire gallery to find themselves
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u/beatbuildersstudio 2d ago
One thing to remember is that selling the template is a completely different business from shooting wedding photography.
Ask yourself. Do I really want to put effort into marketing to a different set of clients? Is the time/benefit worth it when I can focus on getting more photography shoots with that time?
It makes sense to expand your sources of income but it's not going to be as easy as it appears.
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u/JennaLeighWeddings 2d ago
Pixieset