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# Draft questions and pages

Best practices for drafting questions for your quiz.

In this section you'll find best practices and suggestions for drafting quiz questions, building pages, and 

## How many questions should I ask?

We recommend drafting 5–7 key questions. If a quiz is too long, then customers have a higher chance of dropping off. 

Also, it's a good idea to keep questions conversational:

* “How would you describe your skin?”
* “What is your main skin concern?”
* “What is your age range?”

## Build your pages

**Intro Page:**\
Keep it simple: use a short headline that explains the benefit and one clear “Start Quiz” button. If most of your visitors are on mobile (95% or more), you can skip the intro.

**Questions:**\
Use images with text for lifestyle products. Use sliders for questions about preferences like price or strength. 

**Forms & Email:**\
Ask for an email only after showing some value (like "See your routine and get 10% off").

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:**

Older quizzes have the email/SMS collection form set up from the quiz's **Settings** page, under the **Email / SMS Page** tab. Using this setting adds the page to the end of your quiz. 
{% endhint %}

**Results:**\
At minimum, show a main image, 1–3 recommended products, and a call-to-action to buy. If you’re selling high-end items, consider hiding prices until users are more interested.


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