Creating quizzes is a great way to engage your audience and guide them toward the right products or services. But to make quizzes truly helpful, the Call-To-Action (CTA) on the results page needs to be clear and tailored to each participant’s results. Here’s how you can make the CTAs work smarter for you, saving time while improving your visitors’ experience.

📌 Why This Matters

When quiz takers finish, they expect to get personalized advice or a clear next step. If your CTAs are confusing, missing, or repetitive, potential customers might lose interest. By having default CTAs that adapt automatically to different result levels—like Low, Medium, or High scores—you save time setting up your quiz and create a smoother journey for your audience.

✨ What’s New

• Default Values by Tier: Set up one CTA for your first result level, and the system will fill in the same information for the other levels automatically. This reduces repetitive setup and helps maintain consistency across your quiz outcomes.
• Smarter Display Logic: Leave a CTA name or link blank for any tier and the button will simply not show, keeping your results page clean and focused when no call-to-action is needed.
• Works With Existing and New Quizzes: All new quizzes use these improvements automatically. For existing quizzes, you just need to save or update them to enjoy these features.

🛠️ How to Use It

1. Step 1: In your quiz builder, set the CTA name, link, and section content for the first result tier (for example, the low score category).
2. Step 2: The other tiers (medium and high) will automatically adopt these CTA details as defaults, saving you time.
3. Step 3: If you don’t want a CTA button to appear for any tier, simply leave the CTA name or link field empty for that tier.
4. Step 4: For quizzes you created earlier, open each quiz and save it again to activate these improvements.

💡 Pro Tip

By customizing CTAs thoughtfully in your quiz results, you guide potential customers toward your products or services more effectively, helping turn quiz participants into paying customers.