Thrive Quiz Builder Just Became Even More Powerful for Email Segmentation

Since the release of Thrive Quiz Builder, we've been adding new features such as the Right/Wrong Quiz and the possibility to copy quiz questions, but there was one much requested feature we weren't able to implement yet... Until now!

The possibility to add email tags based on each answer.

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We Love Your Feedback

Question: Do you have plans to be able to assign autoresponder platform tags based on answers to questions?

I would love to retire what I'm using now for Thrive Quiz Builder, because your support is stellar and your products are all so robust.

Michael D ,

Connecting active campaign tag to each answer (not just result) would be really valuable.

Kristian ,

Nice addition. I'd like to be able to tag an Infusionsoft contact record based on what answers the user picked. This is the main feature missing for us.

Tom Nunamaker ,

Thank you for the reply, Hanne. I did watch that video. It allows me to tag folks at the end, as you describe. However, I want to tag them based upon the answer to each question.

Nick Liberati ,

Why Tags?

Several email services such as Active Campaign, InfusionSoft or Aweber use tags to allow you to do advanced email segmentation.

You'll have the possibility to start specific follow-up sequences based on the tags that are added when someone subscribes (or when a contact record gets updated).

If you are using an email service that's not tag based such as MailChimp this feature is not for you and we suggest you take a look at our Thrive University course MailChimp Made Easy to learn how to segment your list based on groups.

How To Use the Tagging Feature?

For a full tutorial with screenshots, click here.

Update Thrive Quiz Builder to the latest version or download the latest version from within your members dashboard.
Go to the Thrive Quiz Builder dashboard and create a new or edit an existing quiz.
In the questions editor add or edit a question and switch the tag toggle to the right.
You'll now have the possibility to create a tag for each answer.
Make sure to add an opt-in gate or an opt-in form at the end of your quiz.
Connect the opt-in form with InfusionSoft, Aweber or Active Campaign through API.
That's it!

We hope you like this new feature in Thrive Quiz Builder!

Questions? Leave them in the comments below!

PS: Did you know you can now also get notifications when someone completes a quiz?

Author: Hanne Vervaeck

Hanne knows exactly what companies have ever retargeted her (she keeps an updated file). And when she's not busy discussing high-level funnel design over cocktails with the equally geeky, you'll find her discovering a place for the first time

Lewis says:

Thank you Hanne. Another excellent move! I will be using this to gather intelligence and segment people in a more granular way according to their position in the marketing funnel for one of my clients. In this way, we can be much more specific and personalized than simply using categories.

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Hi Lewis,
So glad to hear you’ll implement this!

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  Hi Hanne,
  
  please, consider to add Converfox for Thrives quiz builder and Thrive leads. Is the one that I’m using!
  
  Thanks
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  Counted your vote Josh. We build integrations based on demand.

Trevor McAlpine says:

Great work!!!

Your new features are making it harder and harder for me to find excuses not to implement TQB!!!
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Hi Trevor, Sorry for making your life difficult ;-)

Allegra says:

Hi Hanne! This looks awesome. ConvertKit is tag-based, but sometimes it has issues with externally-created tags. Do you know if this works with ConvertKit?

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Hi Allegra,

For the moment it does not. It works with Active Campaign, InfusionSoft and Aweber. But as always, we’re counting votes for other services ;-)

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  Where does one vote for ConvertKit integration?
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  right here :)
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  Here’s another vote for Convertkit, please.
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  +1 for ConvertKit please :-)
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  Another vote for ConvertKit!!!
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  Another one for ConvertKit!
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  One more for ConvertKit please

Ken Wallace says:

Excellent feature! Adding the ability for these tags to flow into my Drip integration would be welcome, as well.

Jason Leue says:

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I would also like to know how this works with convert kit. Thanks!

Jason Leue says:

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I would also like to know if this works with comfort kit.

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  Noted Jason
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  Another one for CK please :-)
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Hi Ken,

One vote for Drip, duly noted :)

- Edwin S says:
  
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  Another vote for Drip from the Netherlands :-)
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  Noted, thanks Edwin!
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  One more vote for drip from Germany.
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  Noted
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  Drip!

Bill Alpert says:

Hanne, thanks for sharing this video! Your English is great, however we like to say CATegory here in the U.S. :-)
Wondering if this feature works with ConvertKit. Also, wondering if the reader is already on my list, could he/she be tagged without an opt-in?

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Hi William,

I’ll try to remember for the pronunciation, can’t promise anything though ;-)

For the moment, ConvertKit is not supported yet.
And without opt-in this would not work. So if somebody is already on your list and opts-in again, the information would be updated. But they would still have to opt-in again.

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  Hanne, I love watching you more because you mispronounce “category”. ;-)
  
  And thanks for the great tagging feature.
  I will have to see if it works with AgileCRM’s tags and segmentation features.
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  Hi Andre,
  
  For the moment it works with InfusionSoft, ActiveCampaign and Aweber :)
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Ciprian Soleriu says:

I use Simplero that has tagging but it does not have API integrated with Thrive.
Any other way to make this work?
Thanks!

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Hi Ciprian,

No, sorry the only way to make this work is through API.

Burt says:

Hanne,

Just so you know: In English, the word “category” is pronounced “KATA’gory” not “Ka’teg’ory.”

Thanks!

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Hi Burt,

I’ll try to remember… no promises though ;-)

Una Doyle says:

Yay! OK now I really need to get my quiz sorted…

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Hi Una,

Yes!! Get that quiz out there :)

Dan K says:

Why not Drip?

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Hi Dan,

Because we have to start somewhere ;-) and we did so based on the demand. Now I’m counting votes.

Alex B says:

This feature does NOT work with MOST email services.
Here’s how you can easily make it work for ALL email services:
https://thrivethemes.com/forums/topic/problem-with-tagged-answers-in-thrive-quiz-builder/

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Hi Alex,

I’ll send your entry to our developers.

- Alain Desaulniers says:
  
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  GREAT suggestion! Love it. That’s exactly what we need!
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Is drip already possible?

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  Hi Maurice,
  
  Still working on it.

Jason Leue says:

Does this work with convert kit?

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Hi Jason,

Not yet.

Murilo says:

You’re amazing! Thanks for this

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Thanks Murilo!

Puneet S says:

Great feature, this takes the quiz builder to whole new level!

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Thanks Puneet :)

Andrew Kordyban says:

Hanne and the Thrive Team rock! Awesome new feature.

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Thanks Andrew!

Jason A says:

Excellent development here! Thank you.

Hanne says:

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You’re welcome Jason. Our team works hard :)

Paul B says:

How would we go about adding a dynamic Facebook custom audience based on their answers to questions?

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Hi Paul,

This feature is used for tagging, not for fb pixels.
For the moment fb pixels per category are not supported.

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  Please make a video on how to do this with FB pixels.
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  Will see what I can do :)

Michael Brook says:

This could be really useful in the near future. I’m just getting started using the quiz builder. I watch anything Hanne sends out. Her accent is awesome. I could listen to Hanne talk all day

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Happy you find this useful Michael

David says:

Hanne, this is a great addition. Being able to tag makes it possible to segment and send more targeted messages. I am going to be using this to better segment my weight loss / fitness website so I can build different funnels for women and men. I think this will really help.

Thanks

David

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Hi David, that’s a great way to use the feature!

Kristoffer B says:

Quick Q: Can I send traffic from my email list to a Thrive Quiz to update the current subscribers with the tags, or is it only for new subscribers added via the Quiz?

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Hi Kristoffer,

Yes you can, but they would have to opt-in again at some point.
But when they do, this will update the existing list with the new information.

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  So here is an idea that puts this new feature on steroids…
  How about adding support for Thrive Quiz Builder to Segue on both the front and back end? It would work like this…
  Send an email to my list in active campaign inviting my list to the quiz. Link actually goes through Segue to pass the email address to the quiz environment.
  User takes the quiz.
  When the user gets to the results page, Segue is triggered to update Active Campaign with the new tag data from the Quiz. Maybe even the quiz result or score, too. No actual re-optin is required.
  These features would allow us to use the Quiz builder to paint a picture of our list…and it is something that no other system currently does, so far as I know.
  What do you think?
  –Mark
  
  P.s. The front end could be done with a passed URL parameter rather than Segue.
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  Hi Mark,
  I had also thought about the segue link for this purpose :)
  But this is not something that’s currently in the development queue… But I’ll add the suggestion! Thanks

Tyler Knudtson says:

YEEESSS! This rules – thanks for working on this. Also, +1 for integrating with ConvertKit so I came actually use this awesome feature :)

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Hi Tyler,

Thanks and noted your vote :)

Doug L says:

This is an absolute game changer for me. I’m hoping it integrates well with Drip.co! If so, I know what I’ll be doing for the next week: building quizzes! Hoping to get accepted to the affiliates program as well so that I can get all of my clients and readers to pick up Quiz Builder.

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Hi Doug,

Drip is not yet integrated, but we’re counting votes for the services people are asking for!

Michael Norman says:

Hi Hanne, thanks for another amazing feature. I see you didn’t have a splash page. How can I do this also? I want people to be able to click a button from my home page and go straight into question 1, on another page (I don’t want it to take up space on my home page, and I don’t want people to have to click twice – once on the home page, and once on the splash page – to take the quiz). Thanks so much, Michael

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Hi Michael,

Indeed that’s a good reason not to have a splash page.
You can either use the “build from scratch” template (that will not include a splash page) or you can simply delete the splash page by hovering over the splash page card in the quiz structure overview and hit the little trash bin in the upper right corner.

Vincent says:

This is great news! Good job Thrive team!

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Thanks Vincent. Glad you like the new feature.

Simon H says:

This is a great step forward!

Some other features I think would make great additions:
a) being able to collect open/long form (vs multiple choice) answers in an email service (ie assign answer to a custom field within the email service)
b) being able to use open answers in following questions (ie open answer becomes a variable)
c) being able to collect contact details up front (or even along the way) so if the if the quiz is not completed you still have the data in your email service from the answers that were provided before the quiz was abandoned

Keep doing great things!

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Hi Simon,

About the open answers, this is not something we plan on implementing in Thrive Quiz Builder. The reason for this is that Thrive Quiz Builder is made for quizzes, not surveys.
For collecting the email details up front, I can see how that could be useful. Thanks for the suggestions

Vossey says:

Brilliant – now I don’t have to spend $499 upgrading my Ask membership to get access to bucket.io

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Exactly ;-)

Andre says:

Vote for AgileCRM and API integration, please :-)

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Noted

Andrew Tilling says:

Thanks! Great news.
Will this work with convertkit?

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Not yet but your vote has been counted.

Kim R says:

Excellent upgrade as usual. I can “soon” get away with just ThriveThemes. My vote for Convertkit integration with the new Quiz builder tag feature.

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Thanks Kim!

Cherene Francis says:

OMG!!!! LOVE!

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Thanks Cherene :)

Bert says:

Hanne, I think it would be great if you could also assign a tag to the different outcomes in a category type quiz (step 1 in quiz builder). This would remove the need to tag individual questions for this quiz type.

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Hi Bert,

You can add a tag to the opt-in form, so this is basically adding a tag to the category when you’re using dynamic content :)

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  Hi Bert,
  
  I hear you. I’m just making it work for you right now :)
  To answer your questions, yes you would need to create an opt-in form for each category and use the dynamic content feature.
  From there you can use the import button to import dynamic content from one results page to another (and copy the content), this means it would only take a few seconds to copy it for the different categories and change the tags on the opt-in form.
  For the opt-in form BEFORE the result (= the opt-in gate) you can do the same by using the
  
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  Another great feature, Hanne. Thrivethemes always blow my mind! I’m raising both hands for Convertkit integration.
  
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  Awesome!!! I was trying to figure out how to do this a week or 2 ago…. All we need now is ability to use FB custom audience using FB Standard Events.. .and this will be the Holy Grail of Quiz Plugins… :)
  
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  Will this only add new tags into AC or will it pull existing tags into our Quiz Builder so we can just select an existing tag for that quiz answer?
  
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  That´s why I love Thrive themes… Always one step beyond! Excellent feature.
  
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    Ontraport is not currently supported but I take note of your request.
    
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  Hi Hanne, great video, very straight to the point, and it shows the extra work you put in creating mock quizzes and show ideas on how people can use this. Well done.
  
  One question: does this work for sending tags to Drip?
  
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    Thanks :)
    Drip is not yet supported but is on top of the list of new integrations so keep an eye open for future releases.
    
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  Please make it work in Drip. Thanks
  
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  This new feature is amazing! Question though, will there, or is there a way to add a text field? For example, I want to ask what zip code/postal code someone is looking to buy a house in.
  
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    No that’s not something we’re working on for the moment.
    Maybe you can use a multiple choice question with the areas you’re serving? Or have the “phone” field in your opt-in form ask for the zip code?
    
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    I do not have an exemple in mind, maybe one of our members already has done it?
    
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  Excellent addition. As soon as I saw this video my mind just exploded with all the possibilities! Keep up the awesome work. We love you guys!!
  
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  This is very exciting: I’m writing here since I have a question but I’m not sure I will hear from you. Is there a way, during the quiz, to give feedback based on the answers of the participants. For example, when someone answer question 1 with answer A, I could give them feedback on that answer wether it is the correct answer or not.
  Q1: What colour is the sky?
  A. Blue
  B. Green (selected)
  C. Haven’t looked in a while
  (Before going to next question: “Whoa, you need to go out more often my friend…”
  Do you see what I mean? Hopefully you do because we are that close to upgrading to your quiz platform!!!
  
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    No sorry this is not an option that’s available in Thrive Quiz Builder. You can use the right/wrong type of quiz to give visual feedback on whether someone selected the right answer but you can not add a personalized message to it.
    
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    Yes you can use an Opt-in gate, this will force people to opt-in before seeing the results :)
    You could also set up an opt-in form before the quiz (but in that case it will not be part of Thrive Quiz Builder , but you can set it up with Thrive Leads and have the after opt-in URL be the first question (the page where you inserted the quiz without using a splash page).
    
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  Hanne, I have been experimenting with the Quiz feature. It is awesome. You know what would be even more awesome? To be able to tag someone based on their results!!! So, I could trigger a specific campaign based on their results not just on some of their answers.
  If there’s a way to do this that I might have missed, let me know!!
  Thank you!!
  
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    Hi Patrice,
    We agree and this was even available before the answer based tagging ;-)
    The easiest way to do that is to add a tag to the opt-in form and to use the dynamic content so that you have different opt-in forms (and thus different tags) based on the result on the opt-in gate or on the Reply

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Thank you!! That’s exactly what I was looking for! Brilliant!!!

John B M says:

Does the quiz tagging work with Mautic? Mautic does tagging.

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Hi John, for the moment it only works with Active Campaign, InfusionSoft and Aweber

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Gary says:

Another vote for Drip integration.

PATRICE B says:

To anyone who is reading this comment: this is the best quiz plugin integrated with an email responder (ever). We are using Infusionsoft and it is the shiz. Thank you to the Thrive people. This is just awesome!!!

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Happy you love it Patrice :)

Patrice says:

Hanne, I see you are still active here so I’ll go ahead and ask you my question: from a user perspective, I am trying to pass the information of the user provided on the opt in gate to the results page so if there’s a lead generation offer on the results page, users wouldn’t have to enter their info again. But it isn’t working since, as long as the survey goes, the URL doesn’t change.
Would there be a way to passes the user info from the opt in gate to the results page and be able to make an offer on the results page without having them fill name and email again?

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No this is not an option… My question is, why would you want to have people sign up twice?
If you get the information with the opt-in gate, it doesn’t make much sense to me to have another opt-in form on the results page (but maybe I’m missing something here)…

Patrice Blain says:

I think I understand your question better.
We want the prospect to give us their info to have their results. Which makes sense. But then, if we make an offer on the Thank you page, we don’t want to have to ask again. People might also give a different email address and mess up the while back end experience.
This is the only thing missing to make thus perfect: Opt-in gate survey (name+email) > Thank you page with new offer (one click opt-in)

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Hi Patrice,

I think you might miss the option to use the dynamic content on the opt-in gate.
This way, you ask the email information on the opt-in gate (before showing the results), but in your email service, you already know what their results are. This would allow you to then send the right offer to the right people (without asking AGAIN for the information)

Eg. If you have Beginner, intermediate and advanced category as a result and you use the dynamic content on the opt-in gate, you will (even before the user has seen the result) be able to start the “advanced” follow up or “beginner” email sequence.

If you want to have two different offers between the opt-in gate and the result page, than yes the only option is to ask for an email again.

Hanne, you are a real trooper. Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to my replies.
In fact, I have used the “the dynamic content on the opt-in gate” and this is exactly how we are using it: triggering the appropriate email based on their results (super happy about that).

It really is what I mentioned before: when, at the end of the survey, there is nothing, it feels like it ends flat. Like nothing happens. And that is why, we were offering something on that page – could be the same thing we offered in the personalized email, it doesn’t matter since they are still on the survey platform at that point – or another offer. But, it would really be awesome to be using this opportunity to offer something with an easy click.
Really, the whole thing for me is user experience: the user takes the time to answer the quiz, they give us their email, we give them results based copy but then, on the website itself, it falls flat.
It would be so dynamic and so helpful to be able to put an offer and make it a one click thing. Especially since they’ve been clicking through the survey and since they’ve already gave their email address.
Ok, I don’t want to sound like I can’t let go but I find it hard to be stopped at this point.
Do you think it could be something that could be experimented and added as an future feature? Or, honestly, this is just out of the question?
Thank you again for being so responsive. Super appreciated.

You have been so patient and helpful in this conversation: I just want to show you you ant I mean so we are on the same page. Maybe I should have sent this before!
http://www.screencast.com/t/cCVceIBSDD

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Ok Patrice good to know you’re using the dynamic content and the quiz looks good!

One last thought :D

How about making the button a download link rather than a signup link. So that when somebody clicks on the “Yes I want this” they see the guide.
Because, like I said the one click opt-in is not an option right now and I can not promise this will be an option any time soon.

But having that button open the PDF/freebie would make for a very valuable results page (plus you already have their information from the opt-in gate and can even deliver the thing through email too)

Hope that will tick all the boxes :D

haoting says:

one vote for drip please!

Tiffany G says:

Thanks for the great article. Just wondering if you can Tag based on the end Result Category?

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Hi Tiffany,

For that you can use the dynamic content on the results page to add different opt-in forms per category an add different tags to them.

Marcelo says:

Please add Drip.co to the list. Thanks

Stefan says:

Would love to see GetResponse Integration!

Indera S says:

Hi Hanne

Do you have replay webinar for “How to Take Advantage of the Infinite Segmentation Power of Quizzes in ActiveCampaign” . I couldn’t attend it. I hope you will give the replay link here.
Thanks!

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Hey Indera,
We transformed it into a Thrive University course, you can find it here

Michael Trachtman says:

You mention that you do not support mailchimp because it is “group based” rather than “tag based”…

What is the difference between “Group based” and “Tag Based”?

I would love to use the mailchimp groups (or other text fields) for quiz based segmentation.

Thanks.. Michael

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Hi Michael,

Groups in MailChimp have to be created in MailChimp and then you can access them from Thrive Leads. You can not push people into a group from within Thrive Quiz Builder as is possible with tags.
But you can still segment people in groups on the opt-in form by using the dynamic content on the opt-in gate

Nebo says:

Hey Hanne, great one! Kudos to the team.

One feature that would be brilliant too – for each response on the question no. 1 we can write a predefined analysis. Same thing for question no. 2, etc. That analysis isn’t seen when the quiz taker chooses the response. At the end of the quiz we compile all those analysis (based on the responses) into one text – some sort of customized report.

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Hi Nebo,
Thanks for the suggestion.

Christian says:

I like the quiz and need it for lead generation for Mautic. Mautic has 90.000 installations now. Do you plan to integrate it? This would great.

Hello Hanne,

I would REALLY appreciate it if you forwarded this feedback to Shane. I am a huge fan of Thrive and have been using and championing Content Builder and Leads to contacts and clients since the moment those products showed up on the market.

First, the positive stuff: Thrive Quiz Builder’s “quiz-building” UI is by far the most thoughtfully designed quiz building interface I’ve found on the internet.

Every other product I’ve found and tried (and I’ve tried most/all of them) has an interface that treats building a quiz like building a form.

Every one of TQB’s competing products makes mapping the branching logic and assigning each answer to an outcome a HUGE pain in the ass.

In comparison, TQB’s flow-based UI is BRILLIANT. It is the exact right UI for this kind of product.

But here’s the thing: While Quiz Builder is the best product on the internet for building a wide variety of quiz types, it is the worst for actually getting business value from the quizzes themselves.

So unless I’m a media company that can monetizes quiz traffic with ads, here are the three most important jobs an interactive quiz must do to be truly valuable:

1. Segment everyone who finished the quiz into a “bucket” or “segment” based on their quiz outcome and store that outcome with the customer record.

2. Gather extremely useful information on prospects and customers and push it into a customer database like an email app and/or CRM.

3. Drop a retargeting pixel on everyone who finishes the quiz and ensure that retargeting pixel sends the most critical information to the ad platform: which “bucket” did “Quiz Taker X” land in?.

Right now, TQB does a decent job at #1, though it does it less well than every major competitor.

It only kinda supports #2 if I’m using one of the three apps TQB has direct API links to. I’m not using any of these apps, and neither are any of my clients (venture-backed tech companies).

And TQB doesn’t even support #3, which means it’s literally not possible to retarget prospects in the most accurate (and obvious way).

It’s not like any of this is new information. Every single one of TQB’s major alternatives offers 1, 2, and 3.

The fact that TQB does not support these fundamental jobs (and that, according to a few threads in the support) has no near term plans to do so raises the possibility that Thrive is not actively developing this product or committed to improving it.

If that is the case, it would be both a huge disappointment to us (your customers) AND a huge wasted opportunity to you (your company).

You’ve planted the seed of the absolute best quiz building app on the market, but it has not blossomed yet.

From the outside at least, it does not look like you’re giving it the resources it needs to reach its potential.

As an added note, I would HAPPILY pay a monthly subscription (between $99-$250/month!!) to replace LeadQuizzes, Outgrow, or Bucket.io with a version of TQB that meets those basic requirements effectively.

And I would evangelize it like crazy on my blog and in the guides and courses I’m writing.

Just my few cents.

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Hi Dan,

Thanks for taking the time to write to us.
First of all, I want to make clear that we are committed to improving the product. We are not adding any new features right now because we are putting all the resources towards TCB 2.0 but this is temporary.
During this time we’re still actively listening to what our customers’ requests are so that we can develop the most wanted features first.

Can I ask you what email system you and your clients are using?

For the retageting pixels, I agree that this would be very valuable and it’s definitely a feature that would make power users very happy.

Not sure if you are still answering questions here (I hope so!) but I ws wondering: if I add social share buttons on the results page of the quiz, is it possible to share the specific results that the user received? If, for example, this is a personality quiz, when they receive their results and they are TYPE A, is it possible for the user to share THAT results on social? Or do they just share the quiz access?

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Hi Patrice,

The user can share a social share badge, that badge would have HIS results on it (if you use the tag %RESULT% :)

Will H says:

Convertkit vote!

Hugh Richardson says:

Hi Hanne. This quiz builder looks like it could do a lot for my business. I sell online courses and I want to know if, after someone opts in at the end of the quiz, if the results/thank you page can be linked up to a product/sales page of my choosing?

Cheers!

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Hi Hugh,
Yes that’s possible. You can use the dynamic content to show any content on the results page depending on the answers so this could be a buy button or a link to your sales page.

Salma S says:

Hi, I love this feature but my email provider is Drip. When will this be available for Drip. Alternatively, if at the moment I cant send the Tag across is there a way I can see in Thrive the details of the user (name and email) with their dynamic result.

Robert G says:

Please please please add a feature to be able to connect with a service and pull email and name data so they don’t have to fill it in again.

geek says:

so I started working with thrive quiz yesterday and I am wondering if it is possible to redirect to a different landing page based on the answers they choose?

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You can use the “dynamic content” feature to show different result pages based on answers.

Sebastian says:

GetReponse Integration pleeeease!

Veronica Y says:

When will tagging with ConverKit?

Tyler K says:

Revisiting this thread to see if there are actual plans to add the tagging feature for ConvertKit – double-digit votes for it in this thread alone!

ConvertKit just made it even easier to use segments with their new visual automations editor, sure would be great to be able to use TQB to create these segments – Whaddya say guys? Still in the plans to add it here?

Christoph says:

Hey Hanne,
the tag feature is awesome. Does the feature work with the german email system “klick tipp”?
And i have another question. In Germany we have to use double-opt-in process. So, if a user have to use the email adress to see the result page, the user will be driven to the thank you page of klick tipp and not to the result page. How can i use this opt-in gate with double-opt in?

Pierre pont says:

Hi !

I’d like to start using your Thrive Quiz Builder, but i’m not sur if I will be able to segment my email lists based on the users answers ? Are sendy or sendgrid OK with that ? Thanks.

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Hi Pierre,

We integrate with both of those through API so if you have different lists (or segments… not sure how it’s organized in Sendy or Sendgrid) you will be bale to segment your list with Thrive Quiz Builder.

Vera Chu says:

Hi Hanne, has Thrive Quiz Builder been integrated with Convertkit yet?

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Hi Vera,

Not yet.

Dmitry K says:

Hi Hanne,

Do you have any plans to add the open-ended type of questions to TQB?
I would want a user to go through a quiz with multi-choice questions but being able to write at least one open-ended question like: “What is your biggest problem with …. ?
I am a fan of “ASK method” and it suggests to get that question written by users, not by our suggestion. I do not want to sign up for Bucket.io, I would rather use one of my favorite Thrive products.

Or, you might have discussed it and found that it’s not useful?

Thank you

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Hi Dmitry,

We’re actually big fans of surveying your audience but it is not something we can add easily to Thrive Quiz Builder. It would also dilute the goal of the plugin of adding quizzes to your site for conversions.

That’s why for now, we suggest using something like Google Forms for the first step of the ASK method and as soon as you have your buckets, you can create a quiz and a segmentation funnel.

Kevin says:

Looking forward to your Drip integration! Do you have a product development roadmap (with voting/upvoting) available anywhere? Seems that would be a more efficient way for you to gather feedback, and also make your communication easier (rather than having to respond to, or ignore, all the responses here). :)

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Hi Kevin,

Good suggestion. For the moment we don’t… But we do count votes :D

Alex K says:

Hi,

It is an awesome feature but it seems I can not use it. I have a GetResponse account and they support Tags in their platform.
Unfortunately when I connect Thrive Quiz Builder opt-in form with GetResponse I do not see the possibility to pass Tags to my GetResponse account. Is there a way to make it happen?

… and the second question is: if I will not be able to pass tags to GetResponse where can I find them? I will use tags to segment my audience but I am not sure where and how they are stored? How to analyze and see some specific user’s answers?

Cheers,
Alex

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Hi Alex,

For the moment, the tag per question is not supported for GetResponse yet. You can however tag at the end of the quiz based on the answers by using the dynamic results page.
Even without the tag per answer integration, you’ll still be able to see the answers in the reporting of Thrive Quiz Builder

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  Vote for GetResponse integration too please. I also use ConvertKit for another business so would love both votes counted :)

Tim says:

Is it possible to add an ActiveCampaign tag with an Opt in form from Thrive Leads? Not only at a quiz but also at a normal Opt in form?

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Yes Tim that’s possible. You’ll see it the moment you connect the form to Active Campaign, when you pick a list.

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  Ah okay, great! So when a user subscribes through a Thrive Leads form on my Website, an ActiveCampaign tag can automatically be added so that the user gets into the right automation?
  Thank you so much!
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joseph says:

Hi, Hanne. I’m wondering if Thrive Quiz Builder can be used to segment existing subscribers. For example, if I directed my current subscribers to a Thrive Quiz, will it automatically add tags to subscribers who are already subscribed to my mailing list?

Thank you.