pro block
A quiz that sorts your audience.
Your contact form, asked one question at a time, ending on a result. Every answer becomes a tag you can send to later.
A quiz is the rare thing somebody will do on a bio link that also tells you something. It costs a visitor three taps and it tells you which of your things they are actually here for.
Set a contact form to ask one question at a time and every multiple-choice field becomes a question. Add up to four results, say which answers point at which, and whichever result collects the most answers is the one they see. It tallies rather than branches, so you never have to hold a decision tree in your head to add a question.
The result card is what makes somebody answer. The tags are the reason to run one: every answer lands in your audience as something readable, like "Shooting on: mirrorless", so your next newsletter can go to exactly the people who said it rather than to everybody.
three steps
Add it to your page.
- 01Add a contact formOpen the Add block menu in your dashboard Studio and pick Contact form.
- 02Switch it to one at a timeThe How it asks setting turns the form into a quiz. Multiple-choice fields become questions.
- 03Add your resultsUp to four, each with somewhere to send people, and say which answers point where.
related blocks
- sendContact formTake enquiries on the page without publishing your email address.
- PollAsk a question and get the answer on the page. One tap to vote, results moving as they come in.64%36%
- joinEmail captureA follower is rented. An email is yours. Collect addresses on your page and keep the list.
questions
Straight answers.
- How many questions can a quiz ask?
- Up to five, with up to six answers each, and up to four results. Short enough that people finish it.
- What happens to the answers?
- They land in your audience as readable tags along with the result, so you can send to the people who answered a particular way.
- Can a quiz stand in front of my page?
- Yes. The same Show before my links switch a contact form uses works on a quiz.