Comments on: A Quick And Easy Survey http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/ Product Creation, Traffic, List Building, Automation = Internet Business Tue, 06 Jan 2009 05:54:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Frank Haywood http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10714 Frank Haywood Fri, 11 Jul 2008 11:46:26 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10714 <b>Jim</b>: It's a 6 in cricket, but you're asking the wrong person. ;-) And yes Tuesday will be pre-launch day and a nickel sale. <b>John</b>: This first release only gathers names and email addresses internally, but you can export them as a CSV for use in an autoresponder. We'll add in support for third party autoresponder services with the next release. <b>Gareth</b>: Testing and Tracking most important, who would have thought? You're absolutely right about the success of even this one survey. I'm pleased to see a whopping 66% who took this survey consider themselves intermediate or experienced. And I guess that's why testing and tracking has come so high - a more experienced marketer would recognise the need to test, track and ask questions. But I would never have known that if I hadn't asked. In fact this morning I've been discussing putting APE back while we concentrate on putting together a simple split testing script. After all, if you can make your sales pages better and convert more prospects, you're giving yourself a pay rise. Just get a mediocre 1% conversion up to 2% or 3% and you've doubled or trebled your income for the same amount of traffic. Seems pretty cool to me and a bit of a no-brainer. (So why aren't I doing it yet?) -Frank Jim: It's a 6 in cricket, but you're asking the wrong person.  ;-) And yes Tuesday will be pre-launch day and a nickel sale.

John: This first release only gathers names and email addresses internally, but you can export them as a CSV for use in an autoresponder.  We'll add in support for third party autoresponder services with the next release.

Gareth: Testing and Tracking most important, who would have thought?  You're absolutely right about the success of even this one survey.

I'm pleased to see a whopping 66% who took this survey consider themselves intermediate or experienced.  And I guess that's why testing and tracking has come so high - a more experienced marketer would recognise the need to test, track and ask questions.

But I would never have known that if I hadn't asked.

In fact this morning I've been discussing putting APE back while we concentrate on putting together a simple split testing script.  After all, if you can make your sales pages better and convert more prospects, you're giving yourself a pay rise.

Just get a mediocre 1% conversion up to 2% or 3% and you've doubled or trebled your income for the same amount of traffic.  Seems pretty cool to me and a bit of a no-brainer.  (So why aren't I doing it yet?)

-Frank

]]> By: Gareth@ Self Publishing http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10713 Gareth@ Self Publishing Thu, 10 Jul 2008 18:17:28 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10713 Hi Frank, Looks very useful, already thought of some uses. BUT Just surprised by the results of your little test survey. I always thought traffic, be it the right sort, was the key to success. The results here could keep you going for a few posts. So I guess that just proves how successful the software is. All the best Gareth Hi Frank,
Looks very useful, already thought of some uses.
BUT
Just surprised by the results of your little test survey. I always thought traffic, be it the right sort, was the key to success. The results here could keep you going for a few posts.
So I guess that just proves how successful the software is.
All the best
Gareth

]]> By: John Derrick@Manifesting Cards - The Simple Law of Attraction Course http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10712 John Derrick@Manifesting Cards - The Simple Law of Attraction Course Thu, 10 Jul 2008 17:55:23 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10712 Just took your survey and it was quick and painless. Looks like you have another great product on the way that will soon be part of my business model. I love the optional integration with the newsletter... Which I assume will work with Aweber. Have a successful and wonderful day! - John Derrick Just took your survey and it was quick and painless.

Looks like you have another great product on the way that will soon be part of my business model.

I love the optional integration with the newsletter… Which I assume will work with Aweber. 

Have a successful and wonderful day!

- John Derrick

]]> By: Jim Davies - The Web Professor http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10711 Jim Davies - The Web Professor Thu, 10 Jul 2008 16:28:38 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10711 Frank, I think you have hit another home run or what is that in cricket? I am sure that we will see this script available soon in a nickle sale? Thanks for what you do, Jim Davies Frank,

I think you have hit another home run or what is that in cricket? I am sure that we will see this script available soon in a nickle sale?

Thanks for what you do,

Jim Davies

]]> By: Larry @ Commercial Lighting http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10710 Larry @ Commercial Lighting Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:36:07 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10710 Not a bad program. Was very simple and results we posted quickly. Not a bad program.  Was very simple and results we posted quickly.

]]> By: Frank Haywood http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10708 Frank Haywood Thu, 10 Jul 2008 11:56:01 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10708 Hi Jan, I used one of the built in colour schemes that David has come up with. I quite like it actually. ;-) You can also create your own colour schemes using an easy to use colour picker, and save them for re-use in any other surveys. I'll have to do a video showing how to create a survey I think. I intend to release the script in a pre-launch on Tuesday using a nickel sale, and probably starting at $7.00. I'll just run this one for 48 hours and then remove it as most of the action happens in that time anyway. Launch price will be $47, probably through ClickBank only initially, and then settle at $97 about a month later. Which if you think about it, is nothing to a business for such an easy to use tool. Yes, I know that there are other survey scripts out there but they're all either over the top, too fiddly, too expensive or too difficult to use. The Instant Survey Script is <i>easy</i>. -Frank. Hi Jan,

I used one of the built in colour schemes that David has come up with.  I quite like it actually.  ;-)

You can also create your own colour schemes using an easy to use colour picker, and save them for re-use in any other surveys.

I'll have to do a video showing how to create a survey I think.

I intend to release the script in a pre-launch on Tuesday using a nickel sale, and probably starting at $7.00.  I'll just run this one for 48 hours and then remove it as most of the action happens in that time anyway.

Launch price will be $47, probably through ClickBank only initially, and then settle at $97 about a month later.  Which if you think about it, is nothing to a business for such an easy to use tool.

Yes, I know that there are other survey scripts out there but they're all either over the top, too fiddly, too expensive or too difficult to use.

The Instant Survey Script is easy.

-Frank.

]]> By: Jan http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10707 Jan Thu, 10 Jul 2008 11:46:02 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/a-quick-and-easy-survey/#comment-10707 Hi Frank! Another "Frank Special" on the way; this script is something that can be very useful for a lot of us! I have a couple of comments: 1) What's the reason you are not using black as the font color. Using #333333 or another off-black font color makes it harder to read. (And perhaps you should change the background colors to something a little more cheerful?) 2)Will the user be able to set font and background colors? I also suggest you move the "Yes Please" and "No Thanks" buttons around so that "Yes" is on the left. Any idea when this script will be released? Another nickelsale? Can't wait to get my little hands on this, Frank! Cheers, Jan Hi Frank!
Another "Frank Special" on the way; this script is something that can be very useful for a lot of us!

I have a couple of comments:
1) What's the reason you are not using black as the font color. Using #333333 or
another off-black font color makes it harder to read. (And perhaps you should change the background colors to something a little more cheerful?)

2)Will the user be able to set font and background colors?

I also suggest you move the
"Yes Please" and "No Thanks" buttons around so that "Yes" is on the left.

Any idea when this script will be released?
Another nickelsale?

Can't wait to get my little hands on this, Frank!

Cheers,
Jan

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