Website Considering you have some sources of pre-established and consistent traffic and a customer base, it is highly likely that you gain submissions on your website. Assuming that your website visitors are either your customers or atleast interested in your services, the responses received here, would be highly credible. 2. Mobile Application In a similar fashion to your website, if your business has an associated mobile app that your clients use, then as mentioned above, you may place your survey over there. 3. Third-party Platforms You can tie-up with third-party survey distributors, who offer to advertise and feature your survey on their platforms, such as websites, apps, blogs, etc. The concept is similar to affiliate marketing, except that they're featuring your surveys, instead of a product or website of yours. 4. Social Media Platforms Social Media Accounts and handles can also be considerable platforms. They are popular and engaging, and people have higher retention rates there. You can mention the link to your survey in your account bio, make a post including this survey link, and even use paid advertising to gather submissions. 5. E-mail Surveys Suppose you have an emailing list and regularly send out newsletters, promotional advertisements, offers, etc. , in that case, you may use the same emailing list to send out your surveys as well. 6. Survey Platforms It might or might not be news to you that there are, infact, businesses and companies that specifically feature surveys and pay people in return for genuine responses. Branded Surveys is a popular example of such a platform.