Ask the question in the email.
Act on the answer.

A quiz that lives inside the inbox.

Forms are a native Zaymo block — a Typeform that renders inside the email. Build the questions in Zaymo, drag the block into a Klaviyo email, and every answer writes back to the Klaviyo profile as an attribute, even when the subscriber stops halfway.

Question 1 of 4

What best describes your style?

The editing play

Build the quiz right on your Klaviyo template.

Drag the Forms block straight onto the email you already send, then build the questions right there — multiple choice, open-ended, star ratings, phone capture. No third-party embed, no developer, no landing page for the subscriber to load.

~2×

Forms block

submissions vs. a landing page

The same survey answered in the inbox instead of behind a redirect — roughly double the responses in A/B tests.

55.8%

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welcome-quiz completion, of openers

Midnight Hour's welcome quiz was finished by more than half of everyone who opened — zero-party data from the first send.

A redirect is where the answer goes to die.

A landing page loses the answer

Every redirect between the question and the answer is a place to drop out — and an unanswered question is an unsegmented subscriber.

In-email answers activate

Answers land on the Klaviyo profile as they are given, so the next flow can already be personalized to what the subscriber just told you.

Move the question inside the email, and the moment of curiosity and the zero-party answer finally live in the same place.

The results

Quiz completion — Midnight Hour, welcome & winback

55.8%Welcome quiz, of openers
19%Welcome quiz, of all recipients
36.8%Winback quiz, of openers
12.5%Winback quiz, coldest segment
~2×Submissions vs. a landing page

Completion rates are from Midnight Hour's published case study. The ~2× submission figure is what we typically see in A/B tests against the same survey on a landing page — a typical observation, not a guarantee.

Feature 01 — Forms block

A Typeform, inside the email.

Multiple choice, open-ended, star ratings, phone capture. No third-party embed, no landing page, no extra tool for the subscriber to load — the whole quiz renders and answers right in the inbox.

Write-back

Every answer becomes a Klaviyo profile attribute automatically.

Partials

Answers save as they are given — a half-finished quiz still segments.

Anywhere

Publish the same quiz as a standalone page to embed on-site.

Feature 02 — End-screen recommendation

Answer, match, buy — without leaving.

Zaymo averages the answers into a match and routes the subscriber to the right product or collection. A shopping block can sit on the end screen, so the purchase happens in the same email as the question. Route to a collection, not a single SKU, when stock moves fast.

Feature 03 — Segmentation

Zero-party data that gets used.

Answers land in Klaviyo and in Zaymo. Gate a discount behind submission, seed a segment, or convert a Klaviyo-only contact to SMS with a single question — the data is activated, not just collected.

Feature 04 — Where it runs

Four flows, one block.

Welcome, while curiosity is highest. Winback, to reopen a cold conversation. Cancel, to catch the reason. Post-purchase, for NPS and satisfaction.

Case study — Midnight HourGoth apparel · with ATTN Agency

The quiz block in action: Midnight Hour.

Midnight Hour asks subscribers what they wear, not what they think. Zaymo averages the answers into a style match, routes to that collection, and fires the matching Klaviyo flow — one quiz in the welcome, a second one to reopen the cold list.

~1,000

responses in the first two days on an apparel brand's “guess the new product” launch quiz — demand signal collected before the product shipped.

How the play is built

  1. 01

    Ask about style.

    Corporate, Witchy, Whimsy, Romantic, Casual, Punk Goth — questions a subscriber actually wants to answer.

  2. 02

    Average into a match.

    Zaymo turns the answers into one style, written to the Klaviyo profile.

  3. 03

    Route to the collection.

    Not a single SKU — stock moves too fast for that.

  4. 04

    Let the match do more.

    It triggers the matching flow, and each pairing carries a playlist that returns in the abandonment footer.

Published case study, July 2026 · Miranda Mattson, ATTN Agency.

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Frequently asked questions

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Yes. It's a native Zaymo block that renders and answers right in the inbox — not a screenshot linking out, and not a third-party embed. There's no landing page and no extra tool for the subscriber to load.

Multiple choice, open-ended text, star ratings, and phone capture. You build the questions in Zaymo, then drag the block onto the email you already send.

Every answer writes back to the Klaviyo profile as an attribute automatically, and is stored in Zaymo. That means the next flow can already be personalized to what the subscriber just told you.

Answers save as they are given, so a half-finished quiz still segments. You never lose the questions a subscriber did answer just because they stopped before the end.

Yes. Drag the Forms block into a Klaviyo email and send the way you already do — Zaymo is the in-email layer on top of your current stack, not a replacement.

Yes. Publish the same quiz as a standalone page to embed on-site, so the survey you built for email also runs anywhere you need it.

The four with the most to gain: welcome (while curiosity is highest), winback (to reopen a cold conversation), cancel (to catch the reason), and post-purchase (for NPS and satisfaction).

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Start matching products to zero-party data.

See the quiz running in your own welcome and winback flows. Completion figures are from a published case study; the ~2× submission lift is a typical A/B observation, not a guarantee.