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But these questions work for email messages and display ads, too. Try switching the wording to “what prompted your interest in x?” while this survey looks pretty simple, there are a number of powerful things about it. First, it’s only three questions. The fewer questions you ask in a survey, the better. There’s often a lot of push and pull about which questions to ask, and many surveys end up around - questions.

This is a very short survey, and as a homeowner data result it gets a lot of responses. Questions you’ve already seen why honing in on the biggest question is so effective – it focused the responses. But that second question is nearly as important. That’s because you want to know not only what is people’s most important question, but also if they would pay to have it answered. If the information your audience wants to know is available everywhere for free, they aren’t going to pay for it.

Mr. Livingston needed to know what information people a) really wanted to know and b) that was hard to find. This question showed him how to differentiate himself in the market – and how to do it in a way that resulted in sales. The third question looks kind of odd at first, until you’ve actually run one of these surveys. This is the question that gauges how truly desperate (or motivated) someone is to find the information.