Text for Survey Button
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I have a survey on my website I was hoping my subscribers would take. Responses have been real low . I have had a button in different spots, but I think it's the text of that button that needs to be changed:
Right now, its "Win an ipad, Give Us Your Feedback"
What other text would encourage people to take a survey?
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great answer, thanks
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Hi Streetwise,
I'd try a simpler, more semantic approach. There's so many "Win an iPad" promotions out there these days that most users find them spammy and untrustworthy. I think simply asking your visitors for help or employing a somewhat comedic strategy would be a better approach.
Depending on what kind of survey it is I'd suggest the following:
"Help us Improve. Gain good Karma"
"We value your Feedback"
... or if you do want to offer an incentive, make it something unique, rather than an iPad. There are literally millions of sites offering free iPads for this or that and 99% of them are scams. If there's a product that's relative to your site content that your visitor may be interested in, try that instead.
Hope this helps and good luck!
Anthony
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