Matt McGee says, “Google has announced big changes to its four-year-old Google Consumer Surveys product. It’s essentially splitting the tool in two: a new version specifically for enterprise-level marketers that’s integrated into the Analytics 360 Suite, and the existing consumer-level survey tool that’s been renamed and moved under the Google Analytics umbrella. Google is also promising changes in design and functionality to the latter.

New: Google Surveys 360

The new enterprise-level tool announced today is Google Surveys 360, which sits inside the Google Analytics 360 Suite.

With Google Surveys 360, the company is touting speed as a primary selling point. Today’s announcement says, “[T]raditional research means hiring a research firm, waiting three months or more, and then getting data that’s siloed and may not be sharable.” But with the new survey tool, marketers can “create a survey, find a specific audience sample, and generate statistically significant results — in just a few days.” And customers will be able to tap in to a treasure-trove of data that Google has built up since it launched Google Consumer Surveys in 2012.

With a panel of 10M+ online respondents and 1M surveys fielded weekly, it offers enterprise marketers (of all types) access to a brand new layer of data and insights into what consumers are doing and thinking.

Google Surveys 360 is up and running today and available as part of the Analytics 360 Suite”.

Google Surveys 360 joins the Analytics 360 Suite

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