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Searching for a better No-Code Form!

I was working on my site this weekend and I have an early prototype put together all with no-code and would really like your feedback! My biggest problem currently is how to integrate a better form/survey onto my site.

www.needanarchitect.com

Problem
-I'm being urged to bring in new clients when I know no one in this new city.
-Networking events aren't working at the moment.
-I'm young and find it hard to convince more established people to hire an architect for their project.

Solution
-A marketing tool that I can recommend people to use that validates their need to hire an architect.
-Inform potential clients what architects do and how they can help save them money.
-A tool that will not only help me get new clients but also run as an advertising board to expose other architects on a subscription basis.

on July 14, 2020
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    try wispform; it's like typeform but way cheaper.

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      Thanks! I just created an account, I'll check it out today.

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    Have you checked out https://www.unicornfactory.nz/ ? Seems like a lot of what they have could be a strong parallel to your idea — they're built using a lot of no-code tools as well.

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      I just checked it out! It's not exactly what I'm trying to do but there is a lot on their site that I can take tips from. Thanks! I'm trying to focus on educating the potential clients vs matching them to an architect.

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        Got it! Would something like Typeform be a good solution here? They let you add logic to forms and are pretty good to work with in my experience with them :)

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          I signed up with Typeform earlier today. I'll have to try it out. Have you had any luck with it?

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            Yeah, it's awesome! I've used it quite a bit and it's really easy to add logical if/else's which is what I think might help your scenario quite a bit if you were making suggestions for educational resources based on what someone is looking for.