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Narada Design Survey

Initiate Survey to gather data for initial PMF

Last edited 221 days ago by Charlie Emde

The product/market fit engine is powered by user feedback with a lightweight survey.

A. Narada user survey for product market fit

In our survey, we use 6 key questions. We can add more questions if we want to dig deeper on certain topics. We’ll try this through a

Coda forms⁠

but can use Google. Using Coda allows the integration into reporting.

We should snd the survey only to users who have been using Narada for at least a few weeks, and had used Narada with some of our target use case hypotheses The BKM suggests that we can get directionality with as few as 40 results

Narada Design Survey

Narada Design Survey

How would you feel if you could no longer use Narada?

Somewhat disappointedNot disappointedVery disappointedNot applicable- I am not actively using Narada

What is your Job/ Title/ Industry?

Today's Date

If you'd like, please introduce yourself and indicate if you would be open to being contacted for any follow-up discussions by adding your email address.

Responses won't be saved because this doc is in play modeSubmit

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Use Coda form

From

All Responses⁠

, and click on Options when you hover over the table

Click on More (with the 3 dots) and click on Form

Click on Layout to adjust the layout of the form if you wish. Click Publish when you’re ready to get an external link you can share and responses will automatically get sent to the

All Responses⁠

Learn more:

Forms help article⁠

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Use Typeform survey

Create a

Typeform⁠

account and create a survey with the questions above. For question #1, make sure to create

multiple choice options⁠

. The remaining questions can be long text.

Import data into Coda

Click on Explore in the top-right, then Packs & Import, and find the

Typeform Pack⁠

to authenticate with your Typeform account

Once you’ve integrated with Typeform, you can drag-and-drop the Responses table from the Pack and sync responses from Typeform into the Responses table so it always stays up to date

If you prefer to copy/paste your survey responses, scroll down below to see the

All Responses⁠

and manually edit the columns to match the questions you asked in the survey

Use Google Forms survey

Create a

Google Form⁠

and add the questions above.

Import data into Coda

Copy and paste responses into the

All Responses⁠

below, or:

Create a Zapier account and set up a Zap so that new

Google Form responses add new rows in Coda⁠

. Make sure to select the

All Responses⁠

table in Zapier.

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B. Log your responses

We can use this section to collate our survey responses. The table below is currently filled with

20

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actual responses beginning on March 19, 2024 (Any personal or identifying information has been removed.) We would like to use this data to confirm our assumptions which we mapped out in our

Trello board.⁠

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If we need to we can reset the survey to capture a new set of responses:

Clear Sample Data

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Expand to see all responses

Today's Date

How would you feel if you could no longer use Narada?

Is there any task you would like Narada to do for you every week or every day without having to prompt Narada every time?

What is your Job/ Title/ Industry?

If you'd like, please introduce yourself and indicate if you would be open to being contacted for any follow-up discussions by adding your email address.

If Narada could track one thing that you might forget to do, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks, what would it be?

Column

What would you use if you no longer had access to Narada?

Selected Question

Today's Date

How would you feel if you could no longer use Narada?

Is there any task you would like Narada to do for you every week or every day without having to prompt Narada every time?

What is your Job/ Title/ Industry?

If you'd like, please introduce yourself and indicate if you would be open to being contacted for any follow-up discussions by adding your email address.

If Narada could track one thing that you might forget to do, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks, what would it be?

Column

What would you use if you no longer had access to Narada?

Selected Question

3/29/24

Somewhat disappointed

Check my work schedule and assess for calendar conflicts.

Psychotherapist/ Mental Healthcare

Tim and yes I would tim.massaquoi@gmail.com

Chapter gpt or co-pilot

4/1/24

Not disappointed

COO

There is likely alot, but again I wasn’t able to use it with my business email.

No AI

4/1/24

Very disappointed

Combing through email from previous Month/Two Months every Monday morning and setting up my calendar with meetings, potential meetings and/or upcoming deadlines.

National Account Manager // Beverage Alc and/or CPG

Deadlines for presentations, New Item Forms and other documentation for customer base.

May result back to CPG or another alternative, depending on associated cost

4/1/24

Not disappointed

Giving me a short summary of my new emails would be nice.

Placement Agent/Managing Partner/Finance

Cash movements for our business, but I’m not going to let an algorithm do that.

Superhuman and other tools

4/4/24

Not applicable- I am not actively using Narada

4/9/24

Not applicable- I am not actively using Narada

4/11/24

Very disappointed

Business Development and management

Conor Bradshaw at Brex- from meeting notes

Manual process

4/10/24

Not disappointed

Managing Partner- Sonic Group

Kollin Wasserlein- Sonick Group

4/4/24

Somewhat disappointed

Co Founder and COO

Soren Bradbury/ Digica - Slack notes

4/3/24

Very disappointed

Brand Strategist and Creative director

JD Gargano- Slack notes

4/2/24

Very disappointed

Salesforce

Account Executive- Red Hat

Brian Corley- Slack notes

3/27/24

Somewhat disappointed

Business Owner- Taichi Bubble Tea

Allen Kang- TaiChi- Slack notes

4/9/24

Somewhat disappointed

Premeeting info feature with contact background and what the attendees do for their company

Investment Associate for Mondo

Shivan Kashan Slack notes

Manaul processes

3/26/24

Somewhat disappointed

James Doty- Bulls Run Group- Chief of Project Management

James Doty- From Slack notes

Consolidating digital notes and transcribing

use individual tools and interfaces

3/22/24

Somewhat disappointed

CEO and Cofounder- Stackmatix

Matt Pru- From Slack notes

Individual tools

3/21/24

Somewhat disappointed

CEO and Founder

Brian Bennet- Bennett Search Group

Linkedin functionality

3/14/24

Somewhat disappointed

Investor

Private Equity Fund manager

Related to scheduling meetings, a good assistant can prioritize and reshuffle meetings. Can Narada do that?

At a more granular level, while it's great that Narada can combine multiple steps in coordinating meetings, some of the functions already exist in Outlook scheduling assistant. In my opinion, the value of an assistant lies in the ability to manage priorities and conflicts

4/26/24

Very disappointed

CIO in Sports and Entertainment

Bruce Bochy

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Narada Design Survey

A. Narada user survey for product market fit

Use Coda form

Use Typeform survey

Use Google Forms survey

B. Log your responses

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