What type of email allows personalization when sending survey invitations?

Email distributions are designed to send survey invitations to respondents while allowing for personalization. This means that when a survey invitation is sent, various respondent-specific details such as names, email addresses, and other demographic information can be dynamically inserted into the email content. This personalization helps to increase engagement and the likelihood of response by making the invitation feel more tailored to each recipient.

The other types of emails mentioned do not typically support this level of personalization in the same way. Reminder emails serve to prompt respondents who have not yet completed the survey but generally use a more standardized message. Inline email questions may refer to questions included within an email rather than the personalized invitations themselves. Survey completion emails confirm to respondents that their answers were received but are not used for the initial invitation and therefore would not include personalized elements in the same sense.