Become a quiz pro: Your guide to the perfect online quiz on türchen.com

Organizing a competition can be a great way to generate awareness, expand your community or just have fun. At türchen.com, creating your own competitions is a simple matter if you know the steps. In this blog article, I'll walk you through the process, from the legal basics to creating your own quiz. Let's go!

Step 1: Integrate the legal basics

Before we start with the exciting part, it's important to clarify the legal aspects of your competition. On türchen.com, under the "Integration" tab, you must enter the necessary links to your imprint, terms and conditions of participation and privacy policy. These steps are not only required by law, but also give participants a sense of security and transparency.

Step 2: Insert the quiz element

Now it's time to get creative: Go into a door and select "Quiz" as the element. There you can enter your question and the possible answers. Think carefully, because your quiz should be challenging but also solvable. Exciting questions will ensure that participants are enthusiastic and may even invite their friends to take part, too. You can also configure other settings, for example whether the correct answer is shown directly. Just try out the settings!

Step 4: Test the competition

Before you present your competition to the public, you should test everything thoroughly. To do this, go to "My calendar", click on "Preview" and then on the first preview link, symbolized by an eye. Once in the preview, set the slider at the top of the window to the day on which your competition is taking place. Click on the corresponding door and take part in the competition as a test. This way you can make sure that everything works smoothly.

Step 5: Request additional participant information

If you would like to request additional information from your participants, such as name, address or similar, you can easily set this up. Click on "Integration" in the editor and then on the pencil next to the "Login" form under "Forms". In the window that opens, you can add further information under "Form fields", which will then be requested as part of the competition. For example, you can ask for consent here to send your newsletter to those taking part in the competition. As a double opt-in is already requested when you participate, you can import the email addresses with consent directly into your newsletter tool.

Step 6: Evaluate the participant data

You can find the participants' data in the backend under "My calendar" and there in the "Interaction results" menu. In the overview, you will now see a list of all competitions, forms and integrated games. Click on the eye symbol of the respective entry to see an evaluation and a preview of the participants.

With the "Download" button you can download a .csv file with which you can draw the lucky winner(s). You can also import this table into your newsletter tool, for example, if you first filter out all those who have not agreed to receive the newsletter.