Creating Categories & Questions

Categories 

Categories are the key ingredients for achieving a result. For Example; if you were a Fitness Trainer, someone might want to work with you because they have a goal of getting fit. Your Scorecard headline might be ‘Discover Your Fitness Score’ but the key ingredients or the categories that will help you to uncover that might be Exercise, Nutrition and Sleep. 

Questions

Questions sit underneath each category and each answer helps to formulate the final score. You have control over the weight and importance of how each answer affects the total score. Each category will have it’s own score and that will also contribute to their overall score on the final results page.

Let's get you set up. 

To create your categories & questions you must first log-in to the back office;

1. Click on the Score Builder (Pen and ruler icon)
2. Select ‘Questions’

Add categories; 

1. Click ‘Add Category’ 
2. Add your category ‘Name’ 
3. You can leave the rest blank/default or customise to your specification
4. Press save
5. Repeat till you have added all of your categories

Add Questions; 

1. Click ‘Add Questions’ 
2. Choose a category you want to add your question to
3. Select ‘Add question’
4. Choose from the ‘Question type’ by clicking the one you want and pressing ‘Next’
5. Add your question to the questions box
6. Customise your scoring
7. Select ‘Save’
8. Repeat till you have added all your questions for each category

How to deliver your questions

You can choose the default settings for delivering your questions in a random order or you can choose to deliver them in a different way. 

You have 3 options;

1. Delivering Randomly
2. Deliver in Category Order
3. Deliver in Specific Order

To change the question delivery order;

1. Click the ‘Questions’ tab
2. Click in the drop down box with the two arrows on the right hand side of the page.
3. Select your delivery order

Best Practices 

• Questions should be simple to answer without checking
• Short and concise 
• Answered with a simple yes/no or clear choice.
• Relates to a simple fact (Did you go to the gym in the last week?)
• Do not lead the witness 
• Be careful with questions, which are pushing for a sale (Would you be interested in hiring a coach?)
• Try not to ask questions where they have to go away and find the answer.