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026. Survey Funnel Formula with Ryan Levesque – How to Ask Your Way to Profit
Ash RoyJun 11, 2015 8:07:28 PM1 min read

026. Survey Funnel Formula with Ryan Levesque – How to Ask Your Way to Profit

Survey Funnel Formula with Ryan Levesque – How to Ask Your Way to Profit

 

Ryan Levesque If you like this conversation you might also like this conversation with Ryan where he revealed strategies from his second book titled Choose. 

 

 

 

 

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Books mentioned:

How to Ask Your Way to Profit

Key Points / Timestamps:

  • 3:19 – Why Ask Formula is Important to Businesses
  • 6:14 – Two Types of Questions That People Are Good at Answering
  • 8:39  – “Our minds are much better equipped to fixate on problems or challenges we run into rather than inventing solutions.”
  • 11:39 – iPhone Case Study – What problem does the iPhone solve?
  • 13:49 – The Ask Formula in a Nutshell
  • 14:06 – Step 1 of Ask Formula: Prepare (The Deep-dive Survey)
  • 16:05 – Podcasting case study to create ‘buckets’
  • 16:47 – Step 2:  Persuade (The Permanent Micro-commitment Bucket Survey)
  • 20:37 – Step 3: Segment
  • 21:33 – Deep-dive Survey in detail
  • 22:27 – “The depth of response is more important than frequency of response.”
  • 22:33 – How to Measure the Depth of Response using Force Multiplier
  • 24:40 – Why a Phone Number matters so much
  • 27:43 – Step 4: Prescribe
  • 28:41 – Technical Shiny Object Syndrome
  • 30:04 – Step 5: Profit
  • 31:01 – The one-click upsell process
  • 33:58 – Step 6: Pivot
  • 34:03 – The “Do you hate me?” survey
  • 36:29 – Common Challenges with Implementing the “Ask Formula” (and how to overcome them)
  • 39:11 – Actions to Take to Get Started with the “Ask Formula”
  • 40:32 – How to Get a F-R-E-E Physical Copy of the book “Ask” (limited to 50 copies only)
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Ash Roy

Ash Roy has spent over 15 years working in the corporate world as a financial and strategic analyst and advisor to large multinational banks and telecommunications companies. He suffered through a CPA in 1997 and completed it despite not liking it at all because he believed it was a valuable skill to have. He sacrificed his personality in the process. In 2004 he finished his MBA (Masters In Business Administration) from the Australian Graduate School of Management and loved it! He scored a distinction (average) and got his personality back too!

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