Create a Quiz with AI: Questions, Results, Emails and Sharing, Step by Step

Writing a quiz by hand takes long for one specific reason: every answer has to lead somewhere. Questions that speak to your audience, answers that really tell people apart, and results people recognize themselves in.

Most quizzes never ship because of that. You get the idea, open a document, write three questions, and stop.

In Tiquiz, you don't start from a blank page. You give two pieces of information, and you edit a quiz that's already written instead of inventing one.

1. In the menu, click Create. The screen asks: What are we creating today?
2. Pick the Quiz format (the other two are the survey and the video Popquiz).
3. Under How do you want to start?, choose With AI, marked Fastest. The other starting points are there too: a template, a blank page, or a file to import.

The screen is called What quiz do you want to create? It comes down to two fields:

• Who is it for? Your audience, in a sentence or two. It sets the tone of every question. If you filled in Target audience in your Settings, the field is already pre-filled.
• What you offer at the end: your offer, your call, your course, whatever the result should lead to.

No clear idea yet? The Find an idea with AI link opens a conversation that helps you shape your quiz before generating it.

• Goal: pick at least one (qualify, diagnose, guide, educate...). Without a goal, generation won't start.
• Type: Profiles or Score. A profile quiz reveals each person's type (for example What kind of entrepreneur are you?) and points them to the offer that fits. A scored quiz measures where each person stands on a scale (for example How visible are you?) with a points total.
• Length: short (4 questions) or long (8 questions).
• Language: the one the AI writes the quiz in.
• More options: ask for the first name, ask for gender, and offer a bonus in exchange for a share. For a scored quiz, you can also give the themes to assess and the number of results.

Then click Generate my quiz. The quiz is written in front of you, in about thirty seconds.

The quiz opens in the editor, on the Create tab, with the preview next to it. Everything is edited by clicking straight into the text, and saving is automatic.

• The questions: check that each one speaks to your audience, and that the answers are clearly different from one another. On a long quiz, the AI also suggests breaks between questions.
• The results: this is the screen that sells. Read each profile as if you had just gotten it. Each result has its own call-to-action button: put the link to the matching offer there.
• The design: fonts, colors, theme and background are set in the editor panel. If your Branding is filled in under Settings, you already start from your colors.

The editor warns you before you go live if a result can never come up, or if two profiles could end in a tie.

Open the quiz's Emails tab, choose Turn on Tiquiz emails, then Write the emails with AI. It writes a sequence for each profile: the result first, then a tip, what holds the person back, your offer, and a last message to stay in touch.

You review by clicking inside the email, send yourself a test with Send me a test, then click Activate. The free plan sends the first email of each profile (their result); a subscription sends 5, and PLUS up to 7.

All the details are in the article on follow-up emails.

Two settings make a quiz travel instead of stopping at the person who took it.

• The share bonus: before their result, the visitor can share your quiz to unlock a bonus (a guide, a checklist, whatever you like). You choose the visual and the message.
• The sharing networks: in the Share tab, check the networks your visitors can share on (Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Pinterest and the rest).

In the same tab, set the share link (a customizable address), the share image and its description (what shows when someone pastes your link on a network), and grab the QR code or the embed code for your site.

At the top of the editor, the switch says Draft. Click it: it turns to Live, and anyone with the link can answer. As long as the quiz is a draft, its link won't open for your visitors.

Take the quiz yourself once, start to finish, on your phone. That's where you spot a question that's too long or a button that leads to the wrong place.

• A Who is it for? that's too broad. "Entrepreneurs" gets you questions anyone could have written. "Coaches who have an email list and don't sell to it" gets you a quiz that speaks to someone.
• Choosing Score out of habit. If you want to send each person to a different offer, that's a profile quiz. A score is for placing someone on a scale.
• Publishing without rereading the results. The AI writes well, but it doesn't know your offer as well as you do. Each result's button has to lead to the right place.
• Activating the emails without completing them. Anything in square brackets in an email is for you to fill in: activation stays blocked while any remain.
• Worrying that you don't show up in the stats. Your own visits, made while signed in to your account, are not counted.