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Yes, Google Forms is free of cost. If you’ve had a look at Google Forms, you’d have got an idea as to how basic the tool is. It lets you build surveys and ordinary forms. Just like any other free stuff out there, it comes with its own limitations. Don’t get me wrong here. Of course, you can get your job done using the tool. But does it get you the desired result? Well, not like you want it to be. Since you’ve asked for Google Forms alternatives, allow me to introduce you to SurveySparrow, a conversational survey platform. Take a quick look at one of the surveys created using SurveySparrow:Here’s a list of some of the features supported by SurveySparrow:Video Surveys: As in the above video, you can add a background video of your choice to make your surveys interesting and engaging. Bid goodbye to boring surveys.NPS Surveys: Know how likely your customers are to recommend your product/service to others. One quick question like lets you know your customer pulse:Rich Dashboard: SurveySparrow lets you gain in-depth insights into the extracted data. The results are presented in the form of pie charts, graphs, and widgets.You can create a FREE account on SurveySparrow to make the most of all the rich features to create engaging surveys.

Yes, it's a serious alternative in the same vein as reverse dam flow. The problem with CAES is not the technical challenge, nor even the reduced efficiency in comparison with dam flow reversal for consumption smoothing. The actual problem with it is that CAES has a serious challenger in the form of alternative uses for the caverns required which jacks up its fixed costs relative to batteries or pumps installed at a hydroelectric dam's base.The best CAES caverns are usually the spaces formed by solution mining salt from underground minerals, since these tend to be porous enough to allow significant storage but impermeable enough to allow pressurization. Unfortunately for CAES, these conditions are also ideal for the pressurization and storage of natural gas. A large portion of the gas stored for winter demand peaks in the United States is in such underground caverns. As such, any CAES venture has to be willing to bid more for the cavern space than someone doing natural gas arbitrage.

LinkedIn advertising carries great upside for getting B2B leads as the individuals on the platform are highly business-focused and are more likely to be key decision-makers in their company or industry. If your goal is to reach out to SMBs, start-up execs and enterprise-level clients, LinkedIn may be very effective for you. As of 2019, cost per lead on LinkedIn amounted $75 on average. Still, with any lead generation effort, there are good practices to keep these costs to a minimum.The first would be to establish Goals and build a contact list. Be very clear with the goals you want to achieve with the advertising you pay for on LinkedIn. You could be in the market for B2B leads or you may be on a campaign to boost brand awareness for your company. Regardless, it boils down to maximizing LinkedIn’s potential to build a contact list of potential clients for your sales team to follow up with.A good follow up here would be to use an anonymous visitor identification tool like Visitor Queue. Visitor Queue enables you to obtain key-people information for the companies who visit your website. It also allows you to sift through data containing the time they spent on each page on your website to be able to gauge their interests. The key to following up and converting here is to be able to narrow down targets and come up with sales pitches personalized to the needs of their company.A second effective strategy on Linked in is to keep your bids in check. LinkedIn has a high cost per click rate (CPC) which climbed to $6.50 as of 2017. Compared to other platforms such as AdWords which has a CPC of just $2.32, getting a higher conversion rate on LinkedIn is imperative to ensure that cost per conversion remains at a reasonable amount. To do this, it is very important to choose the right ad type and continue to test ads between types. LinkedIn offers Sponsored Content, which features your product and service through several lines of text and images and includes a form. Alternatively, Text Ads which place a short message next to your company logo are also available. Lastly, Sponsored InMails enable you to send a personalized message to your target audience using the LinkedIn messaging system.There is no one advertising method on LinkedIn that is guaranteed to be effective. You should test different ads to see which one allows you to connect best with your target audience.