The result page

This is the page that sells

They answered, they gave their email: their attention is at its peak. The result page is the only place where they truly read you.

The four beats

Tiquiz can lay each result out in four blocks that build on each other. Each has a job, and the order matters:

1. They recognise themselves. The profile title and its description. If they don't recognise themselves here, they stop reading.
2. They understand what's blocking. Usually something other than what they assumed. This is the block that clicks.
3. They see the path. Concrete steps, so it feels doable.
4. They see what's next. Your offer, presented as the logical continuation of what they just read, not as an ad.

Those words (recognition, blocker, path, next) are for you. They must never appear in the text the visitor reads, or they read the skeleton instead of the message.

This is the default layout for every new quiz, whether generated by AI or imported from a document.

Naming your offer, and its price

The last block is the only one allowed to sell, and it sells in benefits: what they get, what they no longer have to do themselves, what changes in their week. That is where your offer's name, format and price belong, not on the button.

The button is 3 to 6 words: a verb and a benefit. "Book my free audit", "Discover the method". No price, no guarantee, no "instant access": a loaded button reads like an ad banner, and it lowers clicks.

For the AI to announce your price, write it in "Why are you creating this quiz?" when you generate: your offer, its format, its price. With no price given, it invents none, and that is deliberate.

Removing a block

Each block carries a small cross in the result preview. One click and it disappears on every profile, with a dashed line taking its place to bring it back whenever you want. Your text is never deleted: it stays in the database and comes back intact.

Turning it on for an existing quiz

An older quiz may have a different layout: we never change a live page without asking. To switch, open your quiz and look for the banner above your result profiles. It is reversible and affects no other quiz.

On an older or imported quiz, the last block is empty on every profile. A "Write the missing bridge" button drafts it for you, profile by profile, from what your result already says. Read it before saving: nothing is written until you save.

Duplicating a quiz will not do it: the copy is faithful to the original, so it reproduces the old layout too.

Images

Each beat can carry its own image. You choose whether it sits alongside the text or replaces it.

The share button

At the bottom of the result, a button invites the visitor to share. You pick the networks in the quiz settings. If you tick none, all of them show: that is deliberate, better too much choice than silently denying your visitor Instagram or WhatsApp.

The shared link points at the result they got, not the quiz: whoever clicks sees the result of someone they know, which is far more tempting to take.

You can hide the button entirely with "Show share button".

Showing or hiding the score

In score mode you decide what the visitor sees: the percentage, a label, or nothing at all. Hiding the score hides the axis bars too. Axes keep working inside your texts and your Systeme.io tags: they still do their job without being displayed.