Post by account_disabled on Feb 20, 2024 4:49:49 GMT
The opinion poll panel. The National Email Survey is divided into two parts. The first part is aimed at all email users, while the second part expands on industry-specific questions for marketers who use marketing tools every day. Completing the Survey Only a few minutes are enough to participate in the edition of the study. Answer questions about how you use email. There are a lot of questions, but that's because we want to take a closer look at the key issues in using email every day. To complete.
The survey please visit Prizes Awaiting For those who complete the entire survey and answer the questions about the optimization study we have prizes in store - vouchers for the chain. Results Announced Year C Level Contact List Month Day The Fifteenth National Email Survey was a success. We would like to thank everyone for participating and submitting answers. The official results of the competition are as follows Research on the frequency of reading newsletters is lacking in intervals of how much time we spend.
On average reading newsletters each week. In addition, I also ask consumers through which channels they subscribe to newsletters: customer homepage, social media, event surveys, phone calls, etc. The prize for the first place winner is a store voucher with a total value of PLN. It seems to me that the question about when do I like to read a newsletter should have two possible answers. Rarely do things come true all on one day. I still have no problem with the sender Personally I don't like receiving emails.
The survey please visit Prizes Awaiting For those who complete the entire survey and answer the questions about the optimization study we have prizes in store - vouchers for the chain. Results Announced Year C Level Contact List Month Day The Fifteenth National Email Survey was a success. We would like to thank everyone for participating and submitting answers. The official results of the competition are as follows Research on the frequency of reading newsletters is lacking in intervals of how much time we spend.
On average reading newsletters each week. In addition, I also ask consumers through which channels they subscribe to newsletters: customer homepage, social media, event surveys, phone calls, etc. The prize for the first place winner is a store voucher with a total value of PLN. It seems to me that the question about when do I like to read a newsletter should have two possible answers. Rarely do things come true all on one day. I still have no problem with the sender Personally I don't like receiving emails.