Bogus Squeeze Page Test- Wrong, or Just Another Marketing Tactic?
I felt good, for a second.
But then, being a somewhat jaded marketer myself, I decided to retake the test, putting in what I knew were all wrong answers. Guess what, it took me to the same page that said I got 5 out of 5 right. Now I felt like I was just being scammed.
Before you say maybe there were no right answers- it wasn't set up that way. Some might be opinion but a few were just factual and wrong is wrong no matter what your opinion or style of investing.
My first thought (before I took the test the first time) was this might be a good take on a squeeze page but you will lose a few people. But seeing how this one operates I see they don't want to lose anyone. But then why do a fake test in the first place, or at least make the "test" really be opinion questions so you can truthfully say no matter what the answer the test taker was correct?
Now they lost me and anyone else skeptical enough to throw in a few wrong answers to see if the test is on the level or not.
Am I over-thinking this? It seems wrong to me, unless you either make the test the "no wrong answers" kind or you really do tell people when they've given wrong answers and then maybe use that to educate them and build trust from there.
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