I need add a “How Did You Hear About Us?” function to my website (ShayrdAir.com), so I know where my customers are coming from.
Could someone please help me? If it requires more than providing step-by-step directions, I’m prepared to pay for the project. FYI .. I’m using Out Of The Sandbox’s Parallax Theme.
Sounds like a survey or a form that collects data from customers or visitors.
Free option would be to use google forms and add it inside your website, however I think your design options are limited. There are alot of tutorials on how to add it in your website.
As for paid options, you can have design freedom and there are Jotform, Typeform, and many more providers. Their basic pricing starts at $25/month. Each provider also has guides on how to add it into your website.
What exactly are you looking for? Do you want such functionality as a pop-up or as a page? Do you want it to happen after the customer checks out?
As for making it as a required field, I don’t think that’s possible. The apps themselves does not modify the checkout page, only what comes after checkout, like an upsell or after-purchase CTA or after-purchase message. If you want to modify the actual checkout page or have apps modify it for you, you’ll need to have Shopify Plus. There is never really a way around that.
Multiple options are available with the app I mentioned, specifically Zigpoll. See photo. But again, if we’re talking about Checkout related, you’ll need to have Shopify Plus for modifications. As for post-purchase modifications, no need for Shopify Plus.
I’m using an app called Truesource Customer Source Tracking this exactly does that.
I’m a non-tech guy so this simple app with no config works for me.
Thanks
well, might be late to the party but the one setup decision I’d add, from running this on my own clothes store is that the number of questions matters less than whether the follow-up references their previous answer.
most setups ask “how did you hear about us?” and then something generic like “anything else you want to tell us?” and you get mush (“good product”). What changed the data for me: each channel option gets its own follow-up. Picked Podcast then “which one, and what did the host say that stuck?” Picked Instagram then “an ad or someone you follow?” Same number of questions, completely different answers. “The host’s own story about using it” tells you where to put budget; “saw an ad twice” doesn’t.
most of the apps mentioned here can definitely do a version of this with answer-based branching, so it’s a config change, not a new tool.