Markets shift overnight. AI is rewriting workflows. Policies change weekly. And social media can turn a product launch into a public debate before lunch.

At the same time, 1 in 4 workers say they’re struggling or burned out at work, according to our recent Workforce Survey. In other words: business decisions have never felt more fraught. Decision-makers have never been more clenched—jaws, fists, and other body parts. 

That tension sits at the heart of our newest brand campaign, “What if you just knew?” The campaign taps into the countless uncertainties professionals face, and highlights why asking questions leads to better outcomes.

We’re bringing that idea to life across streaming video, social media, digital, podcast, and display—alongside bold out-of-home placements, including transit and station takeovers in Boston and Chicago.

Across each channel, the campaign spotlights the relatable questions and situations leaders wrestle with every day, and how real feedback can replace guesswork.

The power of human feedback

With this campaign, we’re telling a unified story about the value SurveyMonkey brings to organizations.

Whether you’re an HR leader improving company culture, a product manager launching a new feature, or a marketer testing a campaign idea, business decisions carry real stakes.

SurveyMonkey is more than a platform for surveys. It’s where assumptions are tested, opinions are validated, and teams gain the confidence to move forward.

The campaign creative

The campaign includes two creative spots, The Pitch Room and The Break Room, each capturing a familiar moment of workplace uncertainty.

At the center of both is Nora, a leader navigating the pressures of modern work.

Spot 1: The Pitch Room

The first spot explores what it means to launch something in a loud and opinionated world. “Rage bait”, after all, was Oxford’s 2025 Word of the Year.

Ideas can go viral (for better or worse) and brands increasingly find themselves managing reputational risk as much as building products.

Nora is reviewing a bold new product concept. It might be brilliant.

But another voice creeps in: How will this land? Who might misinterpret it? What conversations could it spark?

But what if Nora didn’t have to guess? What if she could test the idea with real customers before it ever launched?

Spot 2: The Break Room

Nora walks into the office break room and senses something is off. The room is quieter. The energy feels heavier.

She has been suspecting that something is wrong with the team, but she doesn’t know exactly what. And making assumptions can make things worse.

What if she could get an honest answer, and actually know what her team needs to thrive?

Built by our in-house creative team

Many of the world’s leading advertising agencies use SurveyMonkey to test messaging, understand audiences, and pressure-test ideas before campaigns launch.

For this campaign, we did the same. using our own suite of powerful market research tools.  Our in-house creative team, Studio M, used SurveyMonkey to uncover the questions companies are asking today: what leaders are worried about, what decisions feel hardest, and where uncertainty shows up in everyday work.

Studio M, our newly formed in-house creative team, is built on the belief that the most impactful campaigns start with research and insight.

Experience the campaign: From screen to surveys

The campaign is now live across the United States. Watch the spots above, check out the OOH displays in Boston and Chicago, and experience the interactive, playful surveys inspired by the campaign.

Because in 2026, you can’t afford to guess. What if you just knew? With SurveyMonkey.