Ad message test survey questions
An advertising message is tested in the order the brain processes it: what did the respondent retain (spontaneous recall, as an open question, BEFORE any prompting), what did they understand of the promised benefit, do they believe it (credibility), do they see themselves in it (relevance), and finally — only at the end — do they feel like acting? Asking intent first contaminates everything else: respondents rationalise their initial verdict.
The generated outline respects that sequence for a message you describe in the goal: screening on target membership, spontaneous playback as an open question, comprehension of the main benefit, credibility and relevance scales, a single-choice comparison of taglines if you are testing variants, and call-to-action pull to close. Ideal before committing media budget.