Ad Creative Testing Survey
For Education Industry

Explore this ad creative testing survey template as created for the education industry. Find out what captivates your target viewers, factors that affect brand value and campaign effectiveness

Ad Creative Testing Survey For Education Industry

1. Which type of ad format do you find more engaging or compelling in educational promotions? (MCQ-Multiple Selection)
□ Images
□ Videos

2. What attracts you the most in an image-based educational ad? (MCQ-Multiple Selection)
□ Clear and impactful visuals
□ Concise and compelling text
□ Relevant and relatable imagery
□ Use of color and design
□ Other (please specify)

3. What specific elements do you expect in a video-based educational ad to capture your interest? (MCQ-Multiple Selection)
□ Engaging storytelling
□ Informative content delivery
□ High-quality visuals/animations
□ Clear and concise messaging
□ Other (please specify)

4. In your opinion, which ad format tends to convey educational information more effectively? (MCQ-Single Selection)
○ Images
○ Videos

5. How likely are you to engage with an educational ad in image format? (MCQ-Single Selection)
○ Very Likely
○ Likely
○ Neutral
○ Unlikely
○ Very Unlikely

6. How likely are you to engage with an educational ad in video format? (MCQ-Single Selection)
○ Very Likely
○ Likely
○ Neutral
○ Unlikely
○ Very Unlikely

7. What, in your view, makes an image-based educational ad stand out from the competition? (Open-ended)
Ans: ___________________________________________

8. What, in your view, makes a video-based educational ad stand out from the competition? (Open-ended)
Ans: ___________________________________________

9. What emotions or feelings do you think each ad format (image and video) evokes effectively in educational promotions? (Open-ended)
Ans: ___________________________________________

10. Which ad format would you prefer <Your Brand> to use more frequently for its educational promotions in the future? (MCQ-Single Selection)
○ Images
○ Videos
○ Neutral/No preference