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How to embed Surveys directly on your website
How to embed Surveys directly on your website

Introduction to In Page Survey

Updated over 3 months ago

Enhance user engagement by embedding surveys directly into your website pages. Follow these steps to set up and customize your in-page surveys without requiring technical expertise.

1️⃣ Go to Surveys

Navigate to the survey section within your account to create or manage your surveys.

2️⃣ Select In-page Embedded Survey

Choose the option for an "In-page Embedded Survey" to integrate the survey seamlessly into your web content.

3️⃣ Targeting and Placement

  1. Define Target Audience: Set rules to specify who will see the survey, such as based on user behavior or specific page views.

  2. Choose Placement: Identify the exact spot on your webpage where the survey should appear by providing a CSS Selector.

How to Find the CSS Selector:

  • Use the "Pick an Element" tool to visually select the desired element on your website.

  • Enter your website URL (ensure the Screeb tag is installed) to open a new tab where you can directly select the element for embedding.

Example :

Use the "pick an element" to choose directly on your website or use directly the CSS class.

Then, just confirm the emplacement.

  • Alternatively, if you know the CSS class or ID, you can enter it manually.

  • You can also use advanced CSS selectors to find any dom elements

How can I find the CSS class?

Watch this video

4️⃣ Customize your surveys

  • After setting the placement, go to the Design Settings within your workspace to tailor the look and feel of the survey. Match it to your website's design for a seamless user experience.

💡Tips:

  • Preview: Always preview the survey on different devices to ensure it looks great everywhere.

  • Test: Verify the survey’s placement and functionality across various browsers and screen sizes.

  • Optimize: Monitor the survey’s performance and adjust as needed based on user feedback.

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