Navigate to the results page within the quiz builder and opt to hide the default recommendations as this method requires the use of Dynamic Content Blocks.

Add a dynamic content block that will display the total score. Use a placeholder format, such as "Your score is [score] out of 10," which will dynamically fill in with the user's score.

Determine point values for each answer option across your quiz. Assign points based on the desirability or correctness of responses, ensuring that each choice is accurately reflected in the total score calculation.

For example:

Question: "How do you manage stress?"

Answers: "Exercise regularly" (3 points), "Read or watch TV" (2 points), "Don't manage it well" (1 point)

Question: "What is your favorite type of vacation?"

Answers: "Adventure sports" (3 points), "Beach relaxing" (2 points), "Staycation" (1 point)

The [score] variable will automatically calculate the customer's score based on the answers selected and the points assigned to each one.

Define messages for different score ranges to provide customized feedback based on the total score achieved. For example, to create a variant for scores from 0-6 we use the following syntax [score|0,6] . This content will be shown to all customers who achieve a total quiz score between 0 and 6 (including these numbers).

To make the process easier, you can clone the first variant you created. This way you do not need to assign scores to the answers in the quiz again.

With each variant, you can include not just text, but product recommendations, images, videos, and buttons allowing you to fully personalize your customer’s experience.