First MTA Form

Headline

This survey has too few completed responses (4 of 14 started) to support any conclusion; treat every result below as directional only.

What the numbers say

• Karim was the top pick for favorite guru (3 of 4 respondents, 75%); Bryan got the remaining vote (1 of 4, 25%). Matt and Nate received no votes (0 of 4, 0%).
• DPL was the only service selected among those who answered the service question (2 of 2, 100%), but half the completers skipped this question entirely (2 of 4 skipped, 50%).
• No respondent provided a Name or Email address — both fields have zero answers.

In their own words

No verbatim quotes are available. The survey collected no free-text responses: the Name and Email fields, the only open-text fields in the form, went completely unanswered.

What to do about it

• Do not report or act on "Karim is the favorite guru" or "DPL is the favorite service" as findings — re-run this survey with a larger, more complete sample before drawing any editorial or marketing conclusions.
• Investigate the drop-off: 14 people started but only 4 finished (71.4% abandonment), and the median completion time of 4 seconds suggests many respondents clicked through without reading the questions — check whether the form loaded correctly, whether it was shared with the right audience, or whether an incentive/CTA is needed to encourage completion.
• Fix or remove the Name and Email fields if they're meant to be optional lead-capture — since 0 of 4 completers filled them in, either the fields are mis-labeled/broken, positioned poorly, or perceived as unnecessary. If lead capture is the goal of this form, this is the most urgent fix.
• Investigate why half of completers skipped the Service question (2 of 4) — check question wording, whether "Service" was clearly defined, or whether the options (DPL, WAR, PMK, XAI) need clarification/context.

Caveats

• Sample size is extremely small: only 4 completed responses out of 14 started (28.6% completion rate). No finding here is statistically meaningful.
• A median completion time of 4 seconds is implausibly fast for a form with four questions — this points to either a data-logging issue, bot/test traffic, or respondents not actually reading the questions. Any results from this batch should be treated with suspicion.
• The Service question had a 50% skip rate among completers (2 of 4), suggesting confusion, disinterest, or unclear answer options.
• Zero responses to Name and Email means no lead-generation value from this batch and no way to follow up with these 4 respondents.