Quiz/survey

King Kong Quiz/survey — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session"

Why it works

The page sells a free 30-minute strategy session, but "Get Started" does not open a calendar. It opens a quiz, one question per screen with progress dots along the top: your name, your email, what you sell, which marketing you already use, your country, your monthly ad budget, your website, your current and target revenue, your biggest obstacle and your timeline. Each answer is small, and by the end King Kong knows whether you are worth a call before you have asked for one. The page works hard to keep you going. It names the country it thinks you are in ("Servicing clients in…"), a live toast keeps announcing that someone else has just claimed a session, and an exit popup ("Hold up there, tiger") waits for anyone who tries to leave. That toast has a cost on a phone: on the marketing-channels question it sits over the Continue button for about two seconds in three, and a tap while it shows does nothing. The slides follow the quiz to its fork between hiring the agency and buying a course, and on to the details form that asks for a phone number before the calendar.

4.8 stars, "7,558 reviews" claimed on the page itself

See it live

  1. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 1)
    Entry screen: "FREE 30-MINUTE SCALING GROWTH MAP SESSION," auto-detected country, a live "claimed" toast already visible.
  2. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 2)
    First question: first name only.
  3. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 3)
    Second question: email, personalized with the name just given ("Awesome! What's your email Alex?").
  4. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 4)
    Third question: Product or Service — a single-select that auto-advances on tap.
  5. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 5)
    Fourth question: current marketing channels, multi-select with a Continue button at the bottom of the screen.
  6. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 6)
    The same screen after selecting "Facebook Ads." At this moment the live toast ("Joe, 4 hours ago, Claimed The Free 30 Minute Strategy Session, Verified") has a layer over the whole Continue button, so a tap can land on the toast instead. The toast cycles on and off, and the button is reachable between appearances.
  7. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 7)
    Fifth question: country, a dropdown that opens on the visitor's detected country (Serbia for this walk). Unlike question 4, its Continue button sits in the middle of the screen, nowhere near the toast.
  8. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 8)
    Sixth question: monthly marketing budget, six bands from "Under $5k" to "$50k+". The copy says it is asked first "to see if we'd be a good fit". Tapping a band advances on its own.
  9. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 9)
    Seventh question: the website URL, with an escape hatch: "If you don't have one, type 'don't have one'".
  10. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 10)
    Current monthly revenue, a slider from $0 to $1,000,000. Set to its maximum by keyboard here, the thumb is at the far right while the label above still reads "$0": the label bug seen on desktop shows on a phone too.
  11. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 11)
    The biggest obstacle holding you back, a free-text box: "Don't skip the hairy details. We need to know about every score and every sore." (A target-revenue slider comes between this and the revenue one.)
  12. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 12)
    The last of the quiz's own questions: "When are you looking to get started?", with bands from "Immediately" to "4-6 weeks". Tapping one goes straight to the result screen.
  13. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 13)
    The result for a $50k+ budget and $1M current and target revenue: not a rejection but a choice. "DO IT FOR ME / AGENCY" is shown first, with the line "we guarantee results and smell like frangipanis in the summer". "TEACH ME HOW TO DO IT" (Courses) sits below the fold.
  14. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 14)
    Tapping Agency's "Get Started" moves to a new screen: "We're almost done, just 2 more questions." The first is a 1-to-10 commitment score ("I'm fine where I am" to "I'll do anything to reach my revenue goals").
  15. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 15)
    Second of the two: "Where did you FIRST hear about us?", a dropdown with options including Search Engine, Google Ads, Facebook Ads, "Sabri's YouTube Channel", Sell Like Crazy Book, TV and Shark Tank.
  16. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 16)
    Then a third "last question" after all: "Do you pinky promise that if you qualify for a phone call, you will show up at the selected time?" with Yes and No.
  17. King Kong — "Free 30-Minute Scaling Growth Map Session" (screen 17)
    The qualified screen: "BOOM! It looks like we can DRAMATICALLY help you grow your business". It asks again for first name (prefilled from question 1), last name, a mobile number with a country code that defaults to the visitor's location (+381 for Serbia), company name and website (prefilled from question 7), and promises "a calendar on the next page". No number was entered, so the calendar was not reached.