pochod

Hi @keyzo,

We’ve recently implemented a feature that allows you to make changes to your quiz without changing the live one right away. To apply the changes to your CSS you have to now click the “Publish” button in the top right corner of the app.

If your quiz has any unsaved changes you’ll also see it highlited with a dashed line on your Dashboard. When you hover over it, it says “The quiz has unpublished changes”.

If you’re having any trouble locating the button, fell free to reach out to us.
https://revenuehunt.com/contact/

Hi,

It won’t work on the local environment (our server needs to be able to connect to the store), but you can install it on the development store subdomain (for example, devstore.example.com), that will work. If it is protected by a “coming soon” plugin, you can temporarily disable it, grant access to the Product Recommendation Quiz, and turn it back on.
More info here: https://revenuehunt.com/faqs/woocommerce-error-request-consumer-data/

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by pochod.

There are no limits to how many products/categories you can link to each choice. However, on the Results Page, you can recommend a maximum of 27 products.

You can customize the look & feel of the quiz and its elements easily with the app or with custom CSS.
https://revenuehunt.com/faqs/customize-quiz-design/

Your developer can also add custom JavaScript to the app.
https://revenuehunt.com/faqs/custom-javascript-code/

Hi there,

Based on your description, it looks like our Product Recommendation Quiz app may be a good fit.

In the quiz, you’ll be able to link products or categories to specific questions/choices (for example, different products can be linked to the “yes” and “no” answers). Based on customer choices, the most voted products will be recommended to the customer at the end of the quiz.
Here’s how it works: https://revenuehunt.com/faqs/how-recommendation-algorithm-works/

You can also use the built-in conditional logic feature to show or skip questions based on customer answers. This allows you to branch the quiz and show only questions relevant to the customer.

Overall, I recommend checking out this short video to see what the app can do:
https://youtu.be/2unJqe-viNU
Or you can install the app and test it yourself, there’s a Free plan available.

Hope this helps!

Thank you for your kind words, Alex! From the whole team at RevenueHunt.

Hi there,

Strange. I just checked your quiz and it seems that the code works. Could you take a look at the results page again?
https://paste.pics/8df4666141f6e6c358ce310588da47bf

Hello,

I’m afraid it’s not possible to set more than one question per page with our solution. This is by design, our team went for this setup for UX reasons (search for “One Thing Per Page” in Google, there’s a lot of interesting research on this topic).

Hello,

There’s direct integration with Mailchimp.

You can tag your customers based on their responses and follow up with targeted campaigns.

Unfortunately, currently, Mailchimp does not allow us to push any extra information (eg. recommended products) about the quiz, only the email and the customer tags. This should be enough to segment your customers and send them future email campaigns.

More info here: https://revenuehunt.com/faqs/sending-leads-to-mailchimp-account/

It is possible to make the product images bigger with custom CSS code.
Here’s how to use it:
https://revenuehunt.com/faqs/customize-quiz-design/

Try using this code to change the product image size:

.lq-results .lq-slot ul li, .lq-results .lq-noslot ul li{
max-width: 500px !important;
}

You can change the size values to whatever works for you.

Hi @kognito,

It looks like there is some kind of plugin/configuration that is affecting the different WordPress REST API endpoints.

Unfortunately, this has to do with your site’s configuration and is out of our plugin’s scope, you’ll have to check with your developer to see what’s going on.

To test it and learn more please check this FAQ page -> Check WordPress REST API :
https://revenuehunt.com/faqs/woocommerce-authentication-error-404-not-found-missing-parameter-app-name/