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Scorecard Marketing by Daniel Priestley and Glen Carlson, framework 5 of 7
Questionnaire sizing by use
How many categories and questions to ask depending on the lead's temperature.
Daniel Priestley and Glen Carlson's framework, from Scorecard Marketing, pp. 47 to 128.
- Cold leads into warm leads
1 to 3 categories, 8 to 15 questions, punchy, then suggest content and a thoughtful email.
- Warm leads into sales meetings
3 to 7 categories, 20 to 50 questions, ending in a report and an easy way to book a sales conversation.
- Clients into raving fans
3 to 10 categories, 30 to 150 questions, retaken at intervals to show progress.
From chapter: PART TWO SETTING UP A SCORECARD, pp. 47–128
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