April 27, 2026
From a better building experience to more powerful quizzes and a major new hire, here's what’s new at Digioh.
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We're calling this our April update, but really it covers pretty much everything we shipped in Q1. A lot went out the door last quarter, most of it driven by feedback from customers like you.
We walked through all of it in our recent product update webinar (you can catch the recording here), but if you'd rather have a quick read, here's what's new.
Easily align your campaign elements (images, text, buttons, etc.) as you drag and resize, on the campaign level as well as element to element. Snap to grid is there, too, if you like working on a fixed layout.
Your quiz result page has always been dynamic, changing based on how someone answered. Now you can take that further with multiple result pages, each mapped to specific quiz outcomes with their own recommendations, copy, styling, and CTAs.
There's a new setting in result page configuration that lets you pin specific products to always show up as a recommendation, no matter how someone answered. If a pinned product is already being recommended by the quiz, it won't appear twice. Good for top sellers, complementary add-ons, or anything you always want visible when someone's ready to buy.
Customize the look and feel of every result page element—colors, fonts, layout—directly in the builder (meaning you don’t have to use custom CSS anymore, though you still have the ability to use it if you need to). And, when you duplicate a result page, the custom styling comes with it.
If people are finishing your quiz but not buying, the result page is the next thing to look at. You can A/B test result pages the same way you test campaigns: layouts, copy, product placement, whatever you want to try. Pair it with an exit intent campaign for anyone who leaves without purchasing. Everything ties back to revenue through GA4 with a 24-hour attribution window.
This has been in the platform for a while, but a lot of brands aren't using it. Drop-off reporting shows you exactly where people are leaving your quiz, step by step.
If you're seeing more than roughly 10% exit at a specific question, it’s worth taking a look at. We usually find one of four things happening:
Traffic source is worth looking at too. If you're seeing high drop-off on paid traffic but not organic, that's not necessarily a quiz problem. It might just mean your paid audience needs a different experience. You can run two separate quizzes based on traffic source using display rules, which is worth testing if you're seeing that pattern.
If you're on Shopify, you can target Digioh campaigns based on live store data, like whether someone is logged in, what's in their cart, the cart total, and specific items.
A few ways to put this to work: if someone's cart is just under your free shipping threshold and they're about to leave, show them a reminder. If their cart is empty and it's their first visit, offer a first-time discount and capture that email. If they're a known customer with items in their cart, skip the offer and just get them to checkout faster.
The idea is to match what you show someone to where they are in their journey, instead of showing everyone the same thing.
Every element in a Digioh pop-up campaign (text, image, button, CTA) can be swapped out dynamically based on who's viewing it. So you can create one campaign, and show completely different experiences depending on the visitor. Fallbacks are built in, so if a condition isn't met, the campaign shows a default version. Works across pop-ups, banners, sidebars, and embedded forms.
Inline forms now expand to the full width of whatever container they're placed in and are fully responsive across devices. You can set different layouts for mobile and desktop without involving a developer. And if you want to add an inline form to a category page, homepage, or blog sidebar without touching your codebase, you can do that using existing CSS classes on your site.
These are more flexible than most people realize. One thing worth trying: embed a short quiz or form on a category page and use the click data to build retargeting audiences in GA4, even if someone never gives you their email. If they do share their email, you can trigger a flow in your ESP based on exactly what they clicked. Either way you're learning something about that visitor and can act on it.
AI-generated bot submissions have become a real problem for anyone running forms or email capture. Junk emails, fake submissions, and inflated lists pollute your data and make it harder to know what's working. We built out three layers of protection last quarter to get ahead of it.
1. Cloudflare Bot Management runs across all campaigns automatically, no extra setup needed. It handles the vast majority of bot submissions without adding any friction for real visitors.
2. Cloudflare Turnstile is available as an extra layer for higher-risk situations, like sweepstakes or unusually high-traffic campaigns. It's a lightweight verification step and much less annoying than a traditional CAPTCHA. Reach out to support@digioh.com if you want it turned on.
3. HoneyPot Guard places a hidden field that real visitors never see but bots will trigger. If it gets checked, we know it's not a human. Simple to set up, and a solid starting point for most cases.
We recently welcomed Heather Barron as VP of Engineering. Heather is a former co-founder and CTO with deep roots in ecommerce and AI (she was the CTO of PsPrint/PrintPlace, one of the first ecommerce direct print businesses ever built).
Her joining signals where Digioh is headed and the level of investment we're making in the product you use every day. We're excited for what that means for you in 2026 and beyond.
As always, if you have questions or want help enabling any of this, reach out to the Digioh team. In the meantime, if you want to see more of what Digioh can do for you, take our interactive product tour.
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