Best way to do this type of segmenting?

leadsupplier

leadsupplier

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I was looking at Aweber and thinking of using survey monkey as well but i'm not sure that either would be doing what i want.

What i want to do is have my customers fill out a survey, lets say it's 10 questions. Each question will qualify them. Depending on the way they answer the survey, they will all receive emails with offers specific to their demographic. So if one questions is "Do you want to save on Auto insurance" and person 1 answers yes, they would get thrown into the auto insurance mailing list and be sent that info, person 2 answered no, so they don't get added.

I want to do this but scaled to like 10-15 questions. And if i'm sending 10 offers, instead of sending 10 different emails to someone that answered yes 10 times, i'd rather group most of them into one email tailored to that person.

any suggestions?
 


blogspotter said:
Why not just use a modified Co-reg path?
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I would bit most of the coreg I've seen doesn't allow me to switch up offers. Id really be looking for a co reg for like every vertical in one offer. I haven't been able to find something that will let me do that
 
leadsupplier said:
I would bit most of the coreg I've seen doesn't allow me to switch up offers. Id really be looking for a co reg for like every vertical in one offer. I haven't been able to find something that will let me do that
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Sorry to bump this old thread, but i would be very interested to know this as well.
Im looking for a coreg path of a network. that would allow me to tweak the first page, so the first page is my own opt in. and i monetize it myself exactly as leadsupplier described (sorting by interest).

Then the rest of the path would a bonus if i can make some $ on its, that would at least cover the cost of the traffic i sent to my opt in.

Anyway know how to do it? which network would allow it and how would it be done ?
I would be ready to pay for someone to help me with that.
 
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