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A Forminator Quiz Is the Answer to Collecting Emails and Generating Leads
Collecting leads has never been as much fun! Thanks to our free 5-star plugin, Forminator, you can now create engaging quizzes and capture emails simultaneously.
Plus, you can easily manage your leads, integrate the emails with a 3rd party app (like Mailchimp, Aweber, etc.), automatically run submission reports, and more!
Quizzes are highly engaging, can offer personalized feedback, are interactive, and entertaining. Combine all of these elements with Forminator –the best form builder for WordPress– and you have a powerful and creative way to generate leads in just a few simple steps.
In this article, we’ll be going over how to:
- Set Up a Quiz in Forminator to Gather Leads
- Customize the Lead Generation Form to Your Specifications
- Adjust the Quiz Module Editor
- Set Up Email Notifications and Integrations
- Implement Quizzes on Your WordPress Site
- Easily View Submissions
You’ll have your lead generating quiz up quickly and added to your WordPress site in no time.
So…
I think that’s the best answer, too.
1. Set Up a Quiz in Forminator to Gather Leads
It takes only a switch of a button to get the lead generator feature on your next quiz.
From the Forminator dashboard, simply click Create, name the quiz, and pick whether you want to create a knowledge or personality quiz. When you hit Continue, activate the option for collecting email leads in one-click.
One-click and your quiz is primed for collecting leads.
It’s that simple! There’s nothing more to get your lead generating quiz started.
From here, you’re ready to…
2. Customize the Default Lead Generation Form to Your Specifications
When it comes to adjusting your quiz, you’ll see all of the available options in the Edit section of the dashboard.
Since we’ve covered the basics already on creating a quiz in other articles (check out the quiz section in Getting the Most Out of Forminator for more details), we’ll jump down to Leads.
When you’re in this section, the Lead Generation Form area is where you can customize the default lead generation form. To edit, just click on the pencil in the container that shows the quiz’s name, and it will open up in a new tab.
When you open the new tab, you’ll find the default fields are already in place. These include:
- HTML
- Email Address
- First Name
- GDPR
Add as many fields as you feel are necessary by clicking Insert Fields. Also, adjust the default ones by clicking on each area’s gear icon.
With Forminator’s drag-and-drop functionality, you can arrange the fields any way you want. Also, delete any fields with one-click.
When it comes to editing the rest of the form, you’ll notice that Email Notifications and Integrations are locked. That’s because these are shared settings between the quiz and form modules. They’re configured back in the quiz editor (which we’ll get to in a moment).
Everything else is accessible and editable.
In the Appearance section, you can pick the form container’s design style, change colors of separate areas, use custom fonts, create an optional border, adjust the spacing, and even add custom CSS.
Blue? Bold? Want a new font? You can do it all from here.
Choose what you want to happen after a form is successfully submitted in the Submission Behavior section.
In terms of validation, you decide if you want validation checks when the user submits the form using Ajax (which is recommended). The live method will inspect fields at the same time as the user fills them out.
Plus, you can enable inline validation with one-click.
Also, the Submission Indicator can be activated to show a loader on your form until it’s submitted.
You can enable autofill, boost security by enabling Honeypot protection & enabling logged in submissions only, and set the life span of the form for submissions.
We’ll add some added protection to this quiz with Honeypot.
In the Settings area, it’s possible to disable the store submissions in your database.
Also, determine how long you want to retain the form’s submission form by the number of days, customize how you’d like to handle erasure requests, and, if your form contains files, decide if the file gets deleted with deleted submissions.
The global privacy settings can also be accessed from here, where you can adjust however you’d like.
You’ll also notice that the status is Published. That’s because when created, it’s automatically connected to the quiz module.
Since it’s published, all you need to do is save any changes by clicking on Update.
You can adjust the settings at any time if you ever need to make changes.
3. Adjust the Quiz Module Editor
Now that we have the default lead generation form set up, you can hop back over to the tab that has the quiz editor, and you’ll be able to adjust additional settings.
In the Leads section, you’ll notice that you now have Form Placement and Skip Form options.
Form Placement is where you want to embed the lead generation form. You can choose between the beginning of the quiz or before showing the results.
If you want to give users the option to skip the form, you can enable the Skip Form feature.
Enter a customized message when you enable the Skip Form feature.
You can configure the Appearance and Behavior of the quiz, too. For help with this, please refer to our documentation on Appearance and Behavior.
4. Setting Up Email Notifications and Integrations
We can now get back into the Email Notifications and Integrations area since we set up the lead generation default. They were locked, but are now accessible. This is where we’ll set up email notifications every time a user opts into the quiz.
In the Email Notifications area, set up the Admin Notification and Participant’s Notification.
In terms of setting up, both of these fields function the same.
You can edit the message to the admin & participants that will go out after opting in, edit what emails the message goes out to, create advanced customizations with the email (e.g. CC & BCC), and add conditions.
Customize email notifications the way you want them.
Plus, in our new form data dropdown list, you can add quiz and form data in the body of your emails.
Add any specific piece of data in the emails that you’d like.
If you have any 3rd party apps integrated with Forminator, you can connect them in the Integrations area. Just click on the plus sign, and that particular app will walk you through on how to connect.
Once connected, you can start collecting the quiz’s data with any supported integrated app.
5. Implement Quizzes on Your WordPress Site
Once you have your quiz set up the way you’d like, hit Publish. Then, Forminator will give you a shortcode that you can use on any post, page, or acceptable widget.
Forminator hands over the shortcode as quick as that.
Simply copy and paste the code, and that’s it. Your quiz is now ready to collect leads!
6. Easily Viewing Submissions
Viewing and monitoring submissions is quick and easy. The Quizzes dashboard gives you an immediate glimpse of activity.
You can see when the last submission was made, the number of submissions in the last 30 days, and easily access the submissions for a specific quiz.
To see submissions from a specific quiz, locate the name of the quiz, tap on the gear icon, and then View Submissions.
Once you click View Submissions, Forminator brings up all the submissions to that particular quiz. It shows the submission date & time, email address, first name, and information from other fields you included.
By clicking on the dropdown on individual submissions, you can view detailed information, quiz results, and any details on 3rd party integrations.
All of the field information is displayed here and quiz results.
Want to download the data? That’s a click away.
Click on Export and you can download a CSV file. Plus, you can apply submission filters and schedule exports by specific times, making them automatically emailed directly to you.
Manually or schedule exporting the data.
Q: What’s the Best Lead Generating Quiz Maker Out There?
A: With a 5-star rating and many tens of thousands of active downloads, we have to side with our four-eyed friend as the best lead generating quiz maker because he makes it quick, easy, and free to do.
Plus, Forminator can create contact & registration forms, collect payments, make polls, perform calculations, and much more. He’s continuously updated, thanks to Forminator’s awesome team of developers and designers.
To check out what else is coming out with Forminator, check out our Roadmap. And to learn more, you can always refer to Forminator’s documentation.
Finally, for a quick overview of what we just covered, be sure to watch this short video:
Need a recap? Check out this video.
Happy lead-generating quiz making!
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How to Use a Different Reply-to Address in Gmail
With Document Studio, you can specify a different reply-to email address for outgoing email message. When the recipient hits the “Reply” or “Reply All” button, the To
field in their email reply gets populated with the email address that you’ve specified as the Reply-to
email at the time of sending.
You can even specify more than one email addresses in the reply-to field, separated by commas, and they will all show up in the To field of the reply field.
The reply-to addresses can also be dynamic and can be based on data in your Google Sheets and Google Forms. For instance, if you have a question in your Google Form that asks the form respondent’s email address, that email can be set as the reply-to address.
Thus, when you reply to the email message, the reply will automatically go to the form respondent’s inbox.
Reply-to Email Address for Gmail
To get started, open your Google sheet, go to the add-ons menu and choose Document Studio. Next click on the Open menu to open the Document Studio sidebar. Expand the Mail Merge section and click on visual email editor.
This opens the visual email template designer. Specify the address(es) in the Reply-to addresses field as shown in the screenshot.
If you are specifying a dynamic field, enclose the question title (or the column header) inside double curly braces like {{Email Address}}
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10 Efficient Ways to Save Time So You Can Follow Your Dreams
Time is something we all need more of, but how can you get more of it when there is only 24 hours in a day? Sadly there is no way to put more hours into each day, but what you can do is be more efficient with your time so you can follow your dreams. Here is how I was more efficient during my college years, which allowed me to run a business at the same time.
- Watch television on the web – the problem with television is that you had to watch TV shows when they want you to watch them. Now with the technology advancements most entertainment channels like NBC, FOX, CW, and even a few cable networks let you watch your favorite TV shows online. It is free, you can watch the shows when you want to, and an hour show usually ends up being 45 minutes because there are a lot less commercials.
- Sleep more – if you learn to take power naps, you will have more energy throughout the day. Although you may lose some time from napping, you will be able to work more efficiently, which will give you more time.
- Eat healthy meals – changing your diet maybe hard at first, but eating balanced meals will affect how you do your daily tasks. It will give you more energy so you can get your work done faster.
- Do less work – a lot of the things you do on a daily basis, don’t need to be done. Think about your daily routine and cut out anything that isn’t essential. You will be surprised on how much time you are wasting.
- Tell people what’s on your mind – being honest and to the point is a great way to accomplish things quicker. When you beat around the bush things don’t get accomplished as fast. Just think about boardroom meetings, people are hesitant to say what is on their mind, which causes meetings to drag on forever.
- Have some fun – all work and no play is a good way to make you feel depressed. Get some fun into your life, it will make you feel better, work harder, and hopefully make you want to accomplish your dreams.
- Adjust your working hours – many companies are very flexible on what times you can start and end work. If you work in a heavy traffic city such as Los Angeles you can easily spend an hour or 2 commuting to work during rush hour. But if you adjust your working hours you can cut back on driving time drastically.
- Cut down on your communication methods – cell phones, email, and instant messaging are just a few tools you probably use to communicate with others. The problem with some of these methods is that they can easily be abused. For example if you log onto AIM, you may waste an hour talking to others about junk. Try and use communication tools like AIM only when you need them.
- Don’t multi-task – when you mult-task you tend to switch between what you should be doing and what you shouldn’t. By single tasking you are more likely to do what you are supposed to be doing.
- Get rid of distractions – things you may not be thinking of can be distractions. Whether it is gadgets or even checking emails every 5 minutes, this can all distract you. By getting rid or distractions or controlling them, you will have more time on your hands.
Saving time creates time to focus on you and your goals. But finding time is only half the battle. You need to remain as productive as possible with the time you have to make the most of it.
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Google Officially Releases Its Web Stories for WordPress Plugin
Two and a half months after the launch of its public beta, Google released its Web Stories for WordPress plugin. So far, the plugin has over 10,000 active installations and has garnered a solid five-star rating from four reviews.
Google created the Web Stories format through its AMP Project to allow publishers to create visually-rich stories. It is primarily geared toward mobile site visitors, allowing them to quickly jump through story pages with small chunks of content.
The Web Stories plugin creates a visual interface within WordPress for creating Stories. It breaks away from the traditional WordPress interface and introduces users to an almost Photoshop-like experience for building out individual Stories. The Stories editor is completely drag-and-drop.
The plugin also offers eight predesigned templates out of the box that cover a small range of niches. However, according to Google’s announcement, the company plans to add more templates in future updates.
Web Stories Are for Storytelling
“Firstly…the power of Stories,” wrote Jamie Marsland, founder of Pootlepress, in a Twitter thread. “Stories are how we (humans) see the world and share our experiences. Up to now the platforms that we have to tell stories have been limited to books/films/tv/websites/blogs/instagram stories etc.”
“Websites are ok for telling stories but in many ways the format doesn’t really fit the linear arc of storytelling. When Marshall McLuhan said ‘the medium is the message’ in 1964 he was talking about how the medium itself has a social impact, and change the communication itself…and the possibilities for what is communicated and how it is perceived. But we should keep coming back to Stories. Stories are the key here imo. Now we have an open format to tell Stories, and we have an open platform (WordPress) where those Stories can be told easily.”
Marsland finished his thread by saying that using Stories as a replacement for a brochure or website is a missed opportunity. He said that it was a platform for storytelling and should be used as such.
It is far too early to tell if Web Stories will simply be a fad or still in wide use years from now. The technology certainly lends itself well to telling stories, particularly in mobile format, but I doubt we have seen the best of what is possible on the web. The format feels too limited to be the end-all-be-all of storytelling. It is merely one medium that will live and die by its popularity with users.
With the right design skills, some people will craft beautiful Web Stories. And, that is just what Marsland has done with the first Story he shared:
I agree with his conclusion. Web Stories should be about storytelling. When you move outside of that zone, the technology feels out of place.
Where I disagree is that websites are not ideal for storytelling. Ultimately, the WordPress block editor will allow artistic end-users to craft intricate stories, mixing content and design in ways that we have not seen. We are just now scratching the surface. I expect our community of developers to build more intricate tools than what the Web Stories plugin currently allows, and we can do so in a way that revolutionizes storytelling on the web.
New Features
The Web Stories plugin now adds support for Unsplash images and Coverr videos out of the box. The plugin adds a new tab with a “media” icon. For users of the first beta version of the plugin, this may be a bit confusing. The previous media icon was for a tab that displayed the user’s media. Now, the user’s media is under the tab with the “upload” icon.
It is also not immediately clear that the Unsplash images and Coverr videos are not hosted on the site itself. There is a “powered by” notice at the bottom of the tab, but it can be easy to miss because it blends in with the media in the background.
Media from Unsplash and Coverr is hosted off-site and not downloaded to the user’s WordPress media library. I could find no mention of this in the plugin’s documentation. Such hotlinking was a cause for debate over the recent official release of the Unsplash plugin.
Google also announced it planned to add more “stock media integrations” in the near future. According to a document shared via a GitHub ticket, such future integrations may include Google Photos and GIF-sharing site Tenor.