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Email Surveys are defined as a data collection method used to collect quantitative data using surveys or questionnaires that are sent to targeted respondents via email.

Paper surveys provide an efficient way of targeting feedback from participants without access to a phone, online services, mobile devices, or those who refuse to respond to other types of surveys.

Telephone survey, also known as CATI or computer-assisted telephonic interview, is a research method where the researcher surveys respondents over the telephone. 

Online survey is a structured questionnaire that your target audience completes over the internet generally through a filling out a form. ... The data is stored in a database and the survey tool generally provides some level of analysis of the data in addition to review by a trained expert.

mobile survey is a survey that respondents complete on a mobile device – such as a smartphone or tablet. Surveys that are optimized for mobile devices will adapt to a smaller screen and be designed for touch-screen devices.

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