8 thoughts on “ Did You Hear About Us ”

1. “How Did You Hear About Us” Is Just the Beginning. The most common mistake one makes when writing these types of surveys is cutting it short after asking that very first question. It’s not enough to know how or where they heard about you. To really squeeze the juice out of your survey, you must dig deeper into the customer’s intent.

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2. Apr 18,  · Employers love asking interview questions like, “how did you hear about us?” or, “how did you hear about the position?” And they’re looking for a few specific things in your answer!. If you’re not prepared to explain how you heard about this job, it can start your interview off poorly and possibly cost you the job offer (first impressions count for a lot, and employers often ask.

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3. May 05,  · Now that you know why it’s good to have a How Did You Hear About Us? survey as a part of your marketing and sales process, it’s also good to explain this to your customers. Let them know that the information they provide will have a meaningful impact on your products or services and help you improve and offer even better customer experience.

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4. Jun 28,  · First up, “How did you hear about us?” is a bit of a cliché by now. Because of that, people answer the question too quickly with their own go-to response instead of really thinking about it. What’s more, if you don’t give them a reason why you’re asking, they’ll just think you’re cynically checking to see if your marketing is.

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5. Aug 01,  · The “How did you hear about us” rarely works for businesses that don’t go the extra mile and optimize the user’s experience with them. By using these five simple steps, you’ll see a considerable boost in the rate at which your customers answer it. More importantly, you’ll see that the answers are much more descriptive and informative.

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6. How did you hear about us? Other (please specify) Question Title * 2. Why did you choose City and Islington College? (Please rate your choices, with 1 being .

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7. Jul 24,  · Please stop. No one will say they heard about you from your digital ad. Most people will say they heard about your business on radio or on TV, even if you are not running on radio or TV!You don’t have to stop asking, but definitely stop making decisions about your advertising dollars based on the answer to that question.

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8. "What did you hear about us?" "What do you know about us?" "What do you think we do at this company?" I feel this question is not to quiz you about your knowledge about the company. It also doesn't test if you researched this company or not. I feel that this question is to find out what you know before they explain some things about there company.

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