“Every field you add is another reason for someone to give up. Name, phone or email and what they need. That's often enough to start the conversation.”

Tristan Brunsdon · SEO Tips · What Makes a Website Convert

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Remove any form fields that are not essential before first contact (keep only name, phone or email, and what they need)

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