How can you get a 70% opt-in rate on your website or blog? In this amazing interview, Gail Doby–who is the “Joe Polish” of the design world–tells you how she conducted a simple survey of designers and produced an ebook that consistently generates a 70% opt-in rate.

This is a technique you can use in ANY industry. Check this out!


 

2 Responses to MySurveyExpert Interviews Gail Doby

  1. Joe Emmet says:

    Thanks so much Jeanne for this very masterful interview that you have shared with our survey community.

    To be frank, a 70% “opt-in” (response) rate is killer in ANY communication medium. This is very exciting and further confirms my belief that offering FREE learning oriented ebooks, white papers and similar offerings for the purpose of building trust and relationships in one’s market are among — if not the — very best way to grow your list and business in virtually any industry.

    Just one thing Gail discussed with us confirms for your listeners just how powerful the concept she shares with you in this interview is. In less than five years since beginning her initial survey, she expects that it will be responsible for growing her list by over 10 fold (she didn’t even talk about what that is going to mean for her bottom line!).

    The really cool thing is that this one concept is going to have a very long shelf life. I wouldn’t be surprised that over the first 10 years she will easily have a 25-fold to 30-fold return on her initial investment.

    So much more I could say, but then people might not listen to this interview, which would be a HUGE missed bet.

    Looking forward to your next post!

    Joe

  2. Jeanne – wonderful of you to share such a concise and useful overview of how to leverage surveys to build lists to market to. There is hidden treasure in adapting Gail’s ideas to serve not only industries, but also communities geographically and metaphorically.

    I’m wondering how much new business, joint ventures and profits are waiting for business owners ready to serve their markets with variations on this idea?

    In considering this from an organic ranking perspective for business websites, social media, press coverage, etc., what would it mean for a business to be considered the ‘expert’ in its field through using a process like this?

    And how could this be used interactively with Mike Koenigs 10x10x4 formula?

    Imagine the ‘pineappling’ of content into articles, podcasts, videos, audios, blog content, blog curation with other relevant source materials, social media postings, new product, webinars, speaking opportunities…to rapidly add to ‘expert’ status for the author…

    Thanks for sharing such exciting, empiric evidence of the indispensable value of professionally done surveys.

    Michael

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