Personalizing with user responses
Learn how you can personalize quiz questions or results with user responses collected earlier in the quiz.
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Learn how you can personalize quiz questions or results with user responses collected earlier in the quiz.
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You can collect specific customer data during your quiz, such as names, that you use in follow-up questions or results to personalize the experience.
There are two ways to do so depending on the question type.
For form and contact form questions, you can use customer data that's entered in to personalize the subsequent questions.
The following steps use the example of collecting the customer's name.
Steps:
From the quiz builder, navigate to the question and field where you want to collect data to personalize follow-up questions.
Under Content, in the Name text field, add a variable name. For example, if you want to collect a customer's first name, then give it a recognizable variable name like FirstName.
Navigate to the question where you want to use the customer's first name. Add the same variable name ({FirstName}) wherever you want the first name to show up.
For example, in the Heading text section, you might write Hello {FirstName}! which would display the user's first name instead when they take the quiz.
You can use variables in the next question's Heading, Subheading, and Bottom text. You can also use it in the Results page's Text, Subheading, and Heading.
Additionally, you can use them in the Email subtitle, Email title, and Email description of the Results email template.
You can use the answers from previous questions to personalize follow-up questions. Each question in your quiz has a number representing the order it appears in your quiz.
For example, question #1 in a quiz is What's your favorite flavor? If you want to reference the flavor choice in question #2, then in question #2 you include the variable {1} since it's the answer for question #1.
