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Survey your subscribers

by DavidSaaf
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Hi guys,


After surveying your prospects, is it better to post some of the survey results on your website or blog? Or just keeping the survey results from them to build curiosity and start answering their challenges without showing any of your survey results?!
#subscribers #survey
  • Profile picture of the author Rachel Rofe
    Depends what you're surveying them on...

    If you're asking them about content they want on the site, then I'd only post it if you plan on implementing quickly.

    If you're asking opinion questions for fun, post.

    When I survey my lists, I don't post the responses... I just use their responses to make new products/features.

    HTH
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  • Profile picture of the author JayXtreme
    Only survey them on HOW YOU can help THEM and then provide that help...

    I wouldn't ever publish any of that info, usually I post questions on my blog with the answers, but only with names if the person agrees..

    Peace

    Jay
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    Bare Murkage.........

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    • Profile picture of the author Ralf Skirr
      Completely depends on the purpose of your survey.

      - if you want to get information to make a decision, for example on what topic to chose for a product, you rather keep the results for yourself.
      - if you want to engage the visitors you'll publish the results. Participants in votes are always curious about the outcome. You could use it to get them back to your blog for example.

      Ralf
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  • Profile picture of the author Shaun OReilly
    Originally Posted by DavidSaaf View Post

    Hi guys,


    After surveying your prospects, is it better to post some of the survey results on your website or blog? Or just keeping the survey results from them to build curiosity and start answering their challenges without showing any of your survey results?!
    It depends upon your objectives - overt and covert.

    For example, you may do a survey to get ideas for new
    products etc and not want potential competitors to
    listen in to the results.

    That said, whenever possible, I like to complete the
    feedback loop and share some of the survey results
    with the prospects and clients who have kindly
    contributed.

    After all, if they don't hear anything back, why should
    they bother next time?

    Dedicated to your success,

    Shaun
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