Crakrevenue puts some awesome tips on their blog:
Tip # 1 – Know where you post your banners.
http://crakrevenue.com/blog/tips-ban...ull-potential/
Tip # 2 - Avoid Banner Blindness
http://crakrevenue.com/blog/3-tips-p...nner-blindness
Tip # 3 – Lead, Don’t Mislead
http://crakrevenue.com/blog/3-tips-part-3-dont-mislead
Nice , some good tips in there.
Tip #4
Survey your traffic with tools like SurveyMonkey.. then use the results to create
new marketing angles for your banners...
Basically redirecting segments of your traffic to a Survey to see what they are thinking....
Thanks for the post bro, some very quality tips in there
TMC - not another step but just redirecting all traffic to a Survey to see what they are feeling..
i'll post some examples later
sometimes i'll just use a real neutral banner that gets a high CTR .. then do something like "Select which option you want next : " as part of the survey.... then I can find angles that work best in banners for that particular traffic.. .
ttyl
so this is just about gathering data? you don't shoot them to an offer after the survey?
what I had imagined was something like the qualifier questions in the rules lander but with survey questions mixed in. then to the offer
looking forward to your examples, thanks
Warning: NSFW
See attached. We'll do a full case study on this.
You have probably seen these banners: we hit this really hard in early 2011 I believe promoting Pandora's Box - a pua product.

We ended up with this headline after simply asking the traffic: "What would help you most with meeting/fucking chicks?"


^^ I agree with ratalliance
Surveys definitely help get into the mind of the user. When you can get an idea of their pains and hot buttons, you can push those to your creatives.
I posted a simple way to collect surveys here. I kept the survey rather simple, but here it is:
http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...ze-Survey-Data
Here's more info on it:
http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...-Success-Diary
@tmcalvin It's about collecting the survey/data AND converting them on an offer. Send them to the offer after they complete the survey.
By having a survey, it may hurt conversion rates, but you can construct better marketing campaigns from it.