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Professional: $35 per month. Up to 5,000 responses per month and unlimited logical transitions. Premium: $59/month. Up to 10,000 responses per month. The only plan without branding. Prices are for annual contracts. Note that on their site they mix monthly and annual plans for different tiers, which is a bit confusing. Pros of Typeform.

Images, videos, etc. Overall aesthetics: Typeform is a pleasure to france mobile database use. Tools for creating forms and surveys are also included. Analytics with dropout analysis Free tariff plan Cons of Typeform Branding disappears only in the most expensive tariff plan Complex setup of some types of quizzes (for example, personality ones) The editor for logical transitions can be confusing for large tests How to Develop a Successful Online Quiz? We won't go into too much detail because many marketers think about this a lot more than I do.



You can find tons of resources on this topic online. But we'll add a few of our own takeaways based on our personal experience: To run a successful quiz, you need traffic: So before you even start creating your quiz, you should strategically choose high-traffic pages (and/or social media channels) and think about topics that might work well on them. Make sure it matches the rest of the content: some sites take it to the point of absurdity. Do I really need to know which Star Wars character I am to choose car insurance? Mix text and other media: It helps to break up the routine by using images, GIFs, or videos if possible.



Keep it simple: Quizzes tend to be lighthearted and silly. You don’t need to create a full psychological profile of your users with 100+ questions. Write clear and concise questions: Not understanding the instructions is a sure way to ruin your quiz experience. Don't make the lead generation part mandatory: It's a depressing practice to hide quiz results unless the user provides their email address. Worse, some try to get you to pay for the results! Test thoroughly! You'll only know if all the results make sense if you actually go through your quiz many, many times. Sometimes you'll find answers that just don't make sense.