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Three questions
Ninety seconds, and one of the three answers is that you should not buy anything.
A quiz that segments you is a sales tool in a game's clothes, and the giveaway is that every branch ends somewhere you can spend money. This one has three outcomes and the lowest of them sends you to a free alternative. No email is needed to see your result.
Three questions. Nothing is stored against your name and no address is asked for.
Question 1 of 3
How often does this problem actually come up?
What this is, and what it is not
It is qualification, not a diagnosis — Three questions cannot tell you what is wrong with your business. They can tell us whether we are worth your time, which is a smaller and much more honest claim
One of the three outcomes sells nothing — And it is reachable — answer the cheapest option three times and you land on it. A quiz where every branch ends at a checkout is a form with a progress bar
No email to see your result — The answer appears on this page. Any page that makes you hand over an address to see what you already answered was collecting the address, not the answers
Your answers are not stored against your name — Nothing here identifies you. If you go on to contact us, what you tell us then is what we know — the quiz does not arrive at the conversation ahead of you
The scoring is not clever — Three questions, points, three bands. It is deliberately simple because a quiz that claims to be more sophisticated than that is claiming something the questions cannot support
One of the three outcomes sells nothing — And it is reachable — answer the cheapest option three times and you land on it. A quiz where every branch ends at a checkout is a form with a progress bar
No email to see your result — The answer appears on this page. Any page that makes you hand over an address to see what you already answered was collecting the address, not the answers
Your answers are not stored against your name — Nothing here identifies you. If you go on to contact us, what you tell us then is what we know — the quiz does not arrive at the conversation ahead of you
The scoring is not clever — Three questions, points, three bands. It is deliberately simple because a quiz that claims to be more sophisticated than that is claiming something the questions cannot support
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