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And I got to tell you, you are the expert of all experts. I tell everybody to just go learn from Chanti. She's going to tell you. She writes my quizzes. She knows all about quizzes. So people are in for a treat today. And I just want to start from the top. Why do quizzes work so well, and why should someone consider doing a quiz as a lead magnet or list builder over, let's say, a checklist or a free guide?
So, here's the thing. The psychology behind why quizzes work so well is really simple. It's because as humans we are innately curious. We're just wired to constantly seek deeper insight and understanding around who we are, around our unique experiences, what makes us special, all that stuff. We want to feel seen and supported based on where we're at, and a quiz helps you do that.
AMY: Okay. I never have looked at it that way in terms of people want that more personalization beyond, let's say, a checklist or a cheat sheet, and they do feel seen and heard. I mean, I guess I knew it in the back of my mind, but I love how you talked about when you go to a doctor and you get this personalized treatment. Yeah, quizzes give you your personalized results, and that's what I love most about them. So I'm so glad you broke that down. And I want you to talk about how there are different types of quizzes. So can you share what they are?
Another type of quiz is what I call a signature quiz, and it's evergreen. And the goal with the signature quiz is that it is your primary list builder, it's your main lead magnet, it is appealing and attractive to your entire audience so you can use it to segment your audience from the very start, meet them where they're at, make sure they land in the right funnel, if you're at that level. So an example of that one is one of my clients, she teaches teachers how to have their own online business. And so her quiz is like, What's Your Teacherpreneur Type? It's available all the time, it gets a sense of whether someone is a beginner, whether they're advanced, what their personality is, what strategies are going to work for them, and that's just going all the time.
CHANTI: Oh, yeah. And they need to because they have so many products. You go and you want to buy a lipstick, you're going to get overwhelmed. You're going to search for an hour, and there's too many shades of peach. I'm out of here. So the quiz solves that problem.
CHANTI: So, it's all about looking at your unique goals. So if you are just getting started and list building is your main focus, you probably want to go with a signature quiz, something that's evergreen, something that's going to be appealing to your entire audience, something that can grow and evolve with you for years to come. That is the whole point of that signature quiz. I call it the signature quiz because I like to approach it from a place of, What do you want to be known for? What is your special signature thing that only you do? What's your unique methodology, and how can you use a quiz to share that far and wide? So if that's your goal, signature quiz. If, on the other hand, you are looking to amp up your launch for a specific offer, say a digital course, then maybe you want to do a launch quiz that is tailored to the ideal students or clients that you want to attract for that offer. So it's really all about keeping the end in mind.
CHANTI: Exactly. Like, what are the questions that people ask you the most? What kind of solutions are they looking for? If you can give them even a taste of that solution within your quiz, then you've got them.
CHANTI: Yes. And that's a really important point. The way that I teach it is I look at the stages of awareness, which is a concept popularized by Eugene Schwartz. And basically there are going to be people who are aware that they have a problem, but they have no clue what the solution is. And then there are going to be people who are aware that they have a problem and they're aware that the solution is, in this case, creating a digital course.
AMY: Yes. I think that part is really important. And we didn't actually nail that until the second time. We kind of did a second iteration of that quiz, and that's when it really got the right audience. So it took us a little time. Like, I didn't know, I didn't know who I was attracting that first time out. And then I realized, oh, I can fine tune this. And we did. And the quiz was even better. So it's a little bit of experimentation as well. So allow yourself to kind of evolve with your quiz.
CHANTI: So, one thing that people often think is that you should start with the questions, and they do this, and they trip themselves up, and they just get totally stalled because you really want to start with the results. You want to get super clear on each of the results before you write any questions. And that's going to be your next step.
AMY: Okay. This is so fantastic, and it's very specific, what I love, and the question beyond, How do I get started? How do I choose a topic? What does the content look like? the next question, I bet you can guess what it is, it is, Well, what tool do you use to create this quiz? Because quizzes are unique. It's not like a PDF. And so there's software involved. So I'll let you all know that we use Bucket.io, that's the tool that we use, and it houses our quiz, and so when people are clicking the answers, it takes them through it. But there are other platforms as well. So I'm so very curious, Chanti. What other platforms do you recommend?
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