What is an Evergreen Quiz, and how do I make one?

Create an Evergreen quiz

Open Quizzes / Games → New Quiz or Game. Choose Evergreen and the intended website, then Start Writing. Evergreen quizzes lead to a result based on answers; they do not score correct and incorrect responses like a knowledge test.

Open Quizzes / Games and create an Evergreen Quiz. Write the results people can receive and decide what each one should recommend.

Keep the differences between results clear so you can write questions that help choose between them.

Write the possible results first

In Results, add each outcome. Result Name is internal; Title and Write Up are what the visitor sees. Add a picture, related episode, Text Under Episode and Button Label / Link where useful. Make each result a complete, helpful destination.

Give outcomes distinct meanings before writing the questions. Two results with almost identical write-ups make the quiz feel arbitrary. Use the related episode and button to offer a sensible next action, and check that each link belongs to that outcome.

Connect every answer to a result

Write each question and optional Help Line. Add its answer choices and choose the result each answer contributes to, or No result. The result with the most points wins. Review every mapping; an unassigned answer cannot support an outcome you meant it to score.

Write the questions and answers, linking each answer to the relevant result. Add result text and episode recommendations where useful.

If you offer a result email, review its wording and the visitor sign-up experience. The quiz should still be understandable when completed on a phone.

Decide how tied results are resolved

Under When Two Results Tie, choose the first result in Results order or Ask One More Question. The extra question shows only the tied choices. If you use order, arrange Results intentionally; the first outcome is the tie-break, not a random winner.

Test answers that tie two results and answers that give one result a clear lead. If one result wins almost every realistic path, reconsider the answer mappings or the distribution of questions instead of treating the tie setting as a scoring fix.

Configure email and newsletter consent

Under Ask For Their Email, choose Required, Optional with Skip, or Don’t ask. Newsletter Tick is separate consent. Email Them Their Result needs Email set up on the account; set its subject and Line At Top. A blank result-email subject uses the result’s Title.

The email step appears before the result. Required prevents continuing without an address; Optional offers Skip; Don’t ask does not collect one. Choose based on the experience you want, then test the corresponding path.

Result page and result email use the shared outcome content. Send Me A Test Email sends the first result to your login address. Test delivery before enabling the feature for visitors; adding a newsletter tick does not mean every participant consented.

Save, add the quiz block and test every path

Choose Publish Quiz for a new quiz, or Save when editing an existing quiz. On the website page, add a Quiz block, choose Quiz Type → Evergreen and select Which Evergreen Quiz. Review each result, a tie, and the email or Skip path at a narrow width before publishing. Forms & Messages records responses and result-email status.

The selected quiz belongs to that website. An Evergreen quiz block is separate from the monthly quiz type; choosing the wrong type does not display the quiz you just wrote. Turning a quiz Off leaves a block pointing to it without an active quiz to show.

The responses export includes date, email, result, newsletter consent, whether the result was emailed and the page. Review those fields when checking an actual response; a response record and successful email delivery are distinct facts.

Add a Quiz block to the website and try the quiz as a visitor. Test different answer combinations until you have seen each result.

Check that the result text and episode links match the answers you chose. Review the result email too if you enabled it.