Top tips
Here are 10 insider tips from our own Riddle.com support and creation teams.
1. Mix it up.
Use a variety of Riddle blocks.
How to mix it up with different blocks.
2. Use media.
This makes your Riddle immediately more attractive and engaging.
3. Whitelabel every detail to your brand.
Use your own logo, your own font, and your exact brand colors.
How to customize the branding, use your own font, and edit using custom CSS.
4. Monetize your Riddle.
Insert ads above or below your Riddle to generate revenue while your audience play your Riddle.
How to configure ads.
5. Send your audience to a webpage.
After your audience complete the Riddle, they can click on a button that takes them to your website.
How to add a CTA button.
6. Increase sign-ups.
Put your audience's results behind a required form wall so they have to enter their name and email, for example, before they see their results. You can send your leads to your tool of choice and even send automated emails with results and / or personalized offers based on your audience's answers.
How to add an email block and make it required.
7. Keep it short and sweet.
For regular Riddles, we recommend a maximum of 10 questions per Riddle. For specific use-cases you may of course need more.
8. Speak to your audience.
Add a name block into your Riddle and then use that name to address that particpant in any block that follows.
How to add a name block and then personalize any subsequent questions.
9. Use the single and multiple choice blocks.
50-60% of your visitors will be on smartphones. Free text entry takes longer to type than multiple choice questions or our other Riddle type formats. We recommend making no more than 30% of your questions free text.
How to add all the different sorts of blocks.
10. Add a timer.
This gives your quiz experience a dose of adrenaline. You can set a time limit for the quiz (“60 seconds to answer 10 questions”) or per question (“10 seconds per question”).
