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The following is a template we use to solicit customer research interviews with our clients' customers at Conversion Factory.

We've found that this email performs better than any other variation we've tried.

Subject: Help us improve COMPANY and you get $25

Preheader: We’ll give you a $25 gift card in exchange for a short call

Body:

Hey FIRST, NAME here, founder of COMPANY.

We’d love to get to know you and how you’re using COMPANY. Your feedback is incredibly important to us in how we continue to build new features and decide the direction of the product.

We’d like to extend an invitation to book a short research call.

In exchange, we’ll give you a $25 account credit, an Amazon gift card, or make a donation to the charity of your choice.

All you have to do is choose a time that works for you below.

🗓️ Schedule a 30-minute research call →

Looking forward to talking with you!

SIG

—Corey

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