The person answers a short quiz or leaves a request on the page and pays in the same form. The lead reaches you while the interest is still warm.
The send button is there, the requests are not: too many fields, and it is unclear why each one is needed.
The ad promises an estimate, the site shows a long questionnaire. The person closes the tab.
You send the payment by hand after the request. Some people have already left by then.
A few short questions and a contact at the end. People finish more often than with a long questionnaire.
Fields for the job: what they need, the budget and how to reach them. No extra list.
The client pays at once. A second email with an invoice is not needed.
One link in the mailing: a score or a short comment lands in the requests.
The ad, the quiz, and payment in one form.
The ad promises a quote or a match. The form asks a few short questions and takes the contact while the tab is still open.
Instead of a “write to us” page, the site has a form for the job: what they need and how to reach them.
If the service is already clear, the client pays in the same form. A separate invoice is not needed.
Start from a template or from scratch. Add questions, a branch and payment if you need it.
Code on the page, a link in the ad or a button in the email. One form.
The answer stays in the statistics and arrives by email. Payment, if you turned it on, arrives with the request.
A request, a quiz, or payment in one form. No developer needed.
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