How Do I Properly Conduct A Market Research Survey?

[AlexLegault]

I've been trying to validate which digital marketing services people need help with the most in order to promote/market their business online.

Here's the link if you want to check it out:

Digital Marketing Services Survey

I've tried posting on Facebook groups, Twitter and another forum, but I can't seem to get many responses..

Is there a better, more effective and efficient way to go about targeting the right audience and getting more feedback?

 

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[Roli]

I've been trying to validate which digital marketing services people need help with the most in order to promote/market their business online.

Here's the link if you want to check it out:

Digital Marketing Services Survey

I've tried posting on Facebook groups, Twitter and another forum, but I can't seem to get many responses..

Is there a better, more effective and efficient way to go about targeting the right audience and getting more feedback?

I personally would lose the first question, if they're taking the survey it's a 10.

The questions are a bit vague in general, and then you offer a free consultation on a service you have not told us about.

I think you'd be better off writing some copy, and then maybe attaching some kind of giveaway/survey with that.

If you need to know what services people are buying, use Google trends, and search by popularity on Upwork and sites like it. You'll soon get a clearer picture.

@SinisterLex is an excellent person to follow to get some great tips on writing good copy, then @andyblack is the one you want to listen to when it comes to getting some eyeballs on that copy.

 

[AlexLegault]

I personally would lose the first question, if they're taking the survey it's a 10.

The questions are a bit vague in general, and then you offer a free consultation on a service you have not told us about.

I think you'd be better off writing some copy, and then maybe attaching some kind of giveaway/survey with that.

If you need to know what services people are buying, use Google trends, and search by popularity on Upwork and sites like it. You'll soon get a clearer picture.

@SinisterLex is an excellent person to follow to get some great tips on writing good copy, then @andyblack is the one you want to listen to when it comes to getting some eyeballs on that copy.

That makes sense. They are my target market after all.

The reason I didn't talk about the service is because I haven't decided which one to specialize in yet. I'm currently taking a digital marketing course to learn about each one and wanted to see which one business owners needed the most.

Interesting, I'll add that to my toolbox! And definitely, I took Lex's course and it's helped me a lot! I'll have to check out Andy's stuff as well.

Thanks for the feedback!