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Hi everyone,

I'm currently working on a Typeform that includes conditional logic and scoring. Depending on the score, users are redirected to different result landing pages, which I've built using WordPress and Elementor. So far, the setup is working – but it's still quite static and not truly personalized.

I'd love to take it a step further and display dynamic content on the result pages, based on specific answers from the Typeform – not the exact text answers, but rather related content based on what the user selected.

To give a simple example:
If someone indicates they want to live in a house with 4 people, I'd like to show them floor plans suitable for a family with two children. On the other hand, if a user answers that they plan to live with just one other person, they should see smaller floor plans better suited for couples.

My question is:
What’s the best way to pull this data from Typeform and use it to dynamically adjust the content shown in Elementor?
Any tips, plugins, workflows, or general advice would be very much appreciated!

Thanks so much in advance 😊

(I can not edit the messed up headline :)

Hi ​@dynamictf I’ve had a chat with some of our support team, and they have a suggestion:

We recommend:

  • Creating variables in the typeform
  • Give them a different value depending on their responses using logic
  • Recall the variables as URL parameters in their redirect URL
  • Then setup their website so that according to the value of the URL parameters they show one thing or the other.

Redirects are currently the best way to show personalized content right after a submission. There are likely additional WordPress plugins that make it possible to show/hide content based on URL parameters.

Wordpress's CMS also has built-in URL parameters for searching and filtering content. That could be useful too if the content is setup in a compatible way. For example, if each floor plan is saved as a blog post in WP, a URL with the ?search parameter and search terms would show a results page with the matching listings.

 

They also suggested checking with the Wordpress Community, as they might have some examples of displaying dynamic content. 

Hopefully this helps, let us know how you get on!


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