You ask for too much data or don't explain what you'll do with it

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How to solve this? We add a formula at the end of the ad text that explains step by step how this type of ad works and what will happen to the person's data - for example, that we will call them within the hour.

What is NPS and how to conduct this study in your company?

And how to implement such solutions? First, NPS is introduced into one basic question. A question formulated in this way.
On a scale of 0 to 10, with what probability would you recommend our thailand rcs data company's services to others, or our company's cooperation to others? And despite the fact that the question we should ask is de facto the question we should ask - it concerns a recommendation, I have the impression that most customers interpret this question simply as on a scale of 0 to 10, how satisfied are you with the cooperation with our company.


And probably, if anything, research methodologists would start arguing at this point or correct me, that these are extremely different situations and questions. However, I think we can directly assume that if someone gave us, for example, a rating of 9 out of 10, that they would recommend us with such probability, then they would probably also be satisfied with us with a 9 out of 10.




Sensitivity to the use of personal data is growing. A worthy test is to add a short explanation in the ad text of the extent to which the data will be used.

Reassure your recipient that you will only use them to contact them about the issue your ad is about.

Another problem? You're asking for too much data . Reduce the number of fields in your form and see if your conversions go up. Maybe you don't need the prospect's name at all, since you'll be calling them in a moment?