Create an engaging quiz for your visitors and collect valuable zero-party data in your email forms and pop-ups.
With an Onsite Pop-up quiz, you can ask relevant questions to your visitors that can help you create segments and perform targeted workflows.
Looking for guidance on setting up your quiz outcome logic - click here!
How to Create a Quiz
Select the “Gamification” tab and click on one of the templates tagged “Quiz”.
At the moment, you can choose between two themed quiz templates or start your design from scratch.
A quiz pop-up consists of multiple “question steps” where you can ask one question per step. For each question, you can add answer options.
Make sure to write your question inside the Question element as shown below:
You can add and remove answer options in the sidebar:
You can style the look of your answers by scrolling down to the “Styling” section in the sidebar.
For example, you can use the below options to style the boxes that contain the radios:
You can add more Question steps by clicking the bottom menu, and selecting “Add Question”. If you want to collect more contact information, such as phone number, country, or gender, you can also add more Form steps to your quiz.
💡 Pro Tip: If you want to collect consent for SMS marketing, add a new Form step to your form, and use the SMS element. This way, you can collect phone numbers while staying compliant with GDPR regulations.
Use the three dots (...) menu next to the Question and Form steps to delete, duplicate or change its order.
How to set up your outcome logic
If you wish to show specific outcomes to your visitors based on which answers they choose, you can create several "Outcome steps" using the "Add outcome" option in the menu in the bottom:
Once you've created your outcome steps you can set up the logic by clicking "Manage outcomes", for instance, in the sidebar:
This will open up a modal, where you can choose what combinations of answers that will result in each outcome step. You can choose multiple answers under each question if you prefer:
If you choose to edit your answer options or your questions after mapping your outcome steps, they will only be updated in the outcome mapping, but the mapping will persist.
Once you've mapped certain answers to your outcome step, the answers will show in the "Edit" tab of the sidebar when you're viewing that step:
You can also choose a default outcome step which will show if the answers the visitors select don't result in any of your mapped outcomes. This way you make sure you have no loose ends, and no matter what answers are chosen it will result in an outcome.
For quizzes, you can use Triggers, Page-Level Targeting, and Targeting Options just like any other form type and show your pop-up to the right people, at the right time.
Note: Adding more question and answer options to your quizzes means more complicated email flows. We recommend focusing on the most important data while creating your email flows to simplify your setup. For example, you can make your email workflows conditional on the first two question steps, and keep your answer options to a minimum.
Create Workflows with your quiz data
Your quiz will likely result in a lot of data flowing into your Drip account.
To help you get started setting up flows that send the right emails to the right subscribers, you can find more information about Workflows right here.
Below you can see how you can use Decisions in a Workflow to send emails to visitors who have chosen specific quiz answers on each step.