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The valuable part of a quiz funnel is not the quiz alone. It is the journey after the answer.
For this Kajabi project, I connected quiz-led capture, reusable email templates, audience segmentation, and follow-up so the coaching brand could adapt one campaign structure across multiple offers.
Before designing the emails, define:
the audience branches;
the next action for each branch;
the tag or trigger that starts the right sequence; and
the point where a lead should move from education to an offer.
This clip shows the email design presentation, not a live automation demo.
#Kajabi #EmailMarketing #LeadGeneration
Well said!
Fantastic execution! You can tell a lot of thought and effort went into delivering this result.
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