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Feedback on one-question research email

I’m planning to test a research-first cold outreach approach before pitching my offer.

Offer hypothesis: Google Review Automation for local service businesses

Objective:

I want to quickly learn what problem local businesses actually care about most before I finalize my offer and outreach messaging. I’m trying to validate whether reviews, Google visibility, missed calls, or low-quality calls are the bigger pain point.

Proposed email:

Subject: quick question

Hi {{FirstName}},

I’m researching local service businesses and how they get more customer calls from Google.

When it comes to getting more jobs from Google, what is the most frustrating part right now?

A) Getting happy customers to leave Google reviews

B) Competing with businesses that have more or newer reviews

C) Missed calls when the office is busy or after hours

D) Too many price shoppers / low-quality calls

E) Something else

You can just reply with the letter. I’m putting together an anonymous summary of what local service businesses are dealing with.

Process:

Send this to a small list, track replies by pain category, save the exact language people use, then follow up manually with the most relevant prospects.

Question:

Does this objective and process make sense, or would you change the question, answer choices, or follow-up approach?

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Feedback on one-question research email