Marketing Without Socials | Strategies Beyond The Algorithm For Christian Women Entrepreneurs
Sep 9, 2026 · 15 min · 8 segments
Ever built a lead magnet that got plenty of clicks and almost no completions? That gap between interest and follow-through is the whole reason this episode exists. I built a quiz lead magnet inside…
So my quiz is called "What Is Your Brand Frequency?" It is a personality style quiz that is gonna sort somebody into one of five brand voices.
I built it inside a platform called Interact, and I needed that to run all of the logic behind the results, give me the individual result pages, and connect my email platform so that I could segment people by what they got.
Figuring out why the people weren't finishing the quiz, that turned out to be the real project in this whole thing.
My view rate said that people were interested, okay? My completion rate said something was going wrong once they got through the door.
If I had only looked at that first number, I would've felt really great about a quiz that wasn't actually working, and that's one of the things that's so cool about a quiz, is that it gives you something that a checklist or a PDF download will not.
You can see where they're staying and where they're falling off, and then you can go back and actually improve it.
Nobody downloads a PDF and shows you exactly where they stopped reading or if they ever even opened it.
One of the other things that I think is super helpful about a quiz and where it kinda beats your typical PDF or checklist, is that you learn something about the person who just opted into your list.
Somebody who lands in, for instance, the cover band result, is different from somebody who lands in the feedback loop result.
She is gonna have different fears, respond to different language, or she may be holding herself back for completely different reasons.
But by the time she finishes the quiz, I already know something true about her.
So as I thought through, like, next steps that would happen after somebody opts in, instead of one generic welcome sequence for everybody who opts in, I decided to build sequences for each of the five brand s- frequency outcomes that each have four to five emails, depending on which, uh, segment they land in.
And then each sequence is gonna speak specifically to that result and what they're likely dealing with in their brand right now, not just generically what that personality type is.
So somebody who gets, like, the unplugged artist is gonna need a sequence written for somebody who's probably holding back and needs permission to take up some more space.
But somebody who gets the broken amplifier gets something completely different, because her hesitation is not the same one.
Somebody who gets the clear signal, for instance, needs something completely different again because she is not fixing a specific problem.
So every email in every sequence points toward a specific next step for that result, not a generic, "Here's what to do." There are two emails in the sequences that I built the same way across the sequences on purpose.
So one of them is gonna go out to four of the five results, and it points to a case study of somebody who went through close to what that result might be experiencing.
So my quiz is called "What Is Your Brand Frequency?" It is a personality style quiz that is gonna sort somebody into one of five brand voices.
I built it inside a platform called Interact, and I needed that to run all of the logic behind the results, give me the individual result pages, and connect my email platform so that I could segment people by what they got.
Figuring out why the people weren't finishing the quiz, that turned out to be the real project in this whole thing.
My view rate said that people were interested, okay? My completion rate said something was going wrong once they got through the door.
If I had only looked at that first number, I would've felt really great about a quiz that wasn't actually working, and that's one of the things that's so cool about a quiz, is that it gives you something that a checklist or a PDF download will not.
You can see where they're staying and where they're falling off, and then you can go back and actually improve it.
Nobody downloads a PDF and shows you exactly where they stopped reading or if they ever even opened it.
One of the other things that I think is super helpful about a quiz and where it kinda beats your typical PDF or checklist, is that you learn something about the person who just opted into your list.
Somebody who lands in, for instance, the cover band result, is different from somebody who lands in the feedback loop result.
She is gonna have different fears, respond to different language, or she may be holding herself back for completely different reasons.
But by the time she finishes the quiz, I already know something true about her.
So as I thought through, like, next steps that would happen after somebody opts in, instead of one generic welcome sequence for everybody who opts in, I decided to build sequences for each of the five brand s- frequency outcomes that each have four to five emails, depending on which, uh, segment they land in.
And then each sequence is gonna speak specifically to that result and what they're likely dealing with in their brand right now, not just generically what that personality type is.
So somebody who gets, like, the unplugged artist is gonna need a sequence written for somebody who's probably holding back and needs permission to take up some more space.
But somebody who gets the broken amplifier gets something completely different, because her hesitation is not the same one.
Somebody who gets the clear signal, for instance, needs something completely different again because she is not fixing a specific problem.
So every email in every sequence points toward a specific next step for that result, not a generic, "Here's what to do." There are two emails in the sequences that I built the same way across the sequences on purpose.
So one of them is gonna go out to four of the five results, and it points to a case study of somebody who went through close to what that result might be experiencing.
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