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Entrepreneur quiz template
Asks about what people have actually done, like how many potential customers they've spoken to and how they would test demand, rather than whether they feel like a born founder. Each answer adds points, and the total picks one of three practical next steps.
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Every question, and where it leads
The conversation
What a respondent is asked, in order.
Got a business idea? A few questions about where it stands, and a practical next step at the end.
Describe your idea in a sentence or two.
Where is the idea right now?
How many people who have the problem you solve have you talked to?
Could you explain the problem you solve in one sentence, and have people nod?
What's the first thing you'd do to see if people want it?
How much time can you give it each week?
If it earned nothing for six months, could you keep going?
Your first attempt gets a lukewarm response. What do you do?
Who could you ask for help along the way? Pick all that apply.
Want a copy of your next step? Leave your email.
Endings
Still exploring
Ready to run a small test 🚀
Talk to customers first
The flow
Where each answer leads. Every route here is editable once the form is yours.
Long text
Dropdown
Single select
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Multi select
What this template uses
- Long text
- Dropdown
- Single select
- Multi select
- 2 branches
- 3 endings
- Scoring
Questions to consider
- Is this for a course, an incubator intake or a newsletter audience? Adjust the time and money questions to fit.
- Which behaviours matter most in your programme, such as customer conversations, testing or commitment?
- Do you want to follow up with people, and if so, should the email question be required?
- What resource could each result point to, like a workshop, a guide or a mentor session?
How to use the responses
Group people by result and give each group a different next step: the ones ready to test might get a session on shaping a first offer, while those still exploring get a guide to customer interviews. Read the idea descriptions too, since they show what your audience is working on. Avoid presenting the result as a prediction of success.
How to customize and share it
- 1Edit the three results so each points to a resource you offer, such as a workshop, mentor or guide.
- 2Adjust the questions and points to reflect the habits your programme values, then check the score bands still split people sensibly.
- 3Share the link with applicants or learners, or embed it on your programme page, and export responses to plan sessions.
Frequently asked questions
Can an entrepreneur quiz tell me if my business will succeed?
No. It can show which practical steps you have covered and which to do next, but many things decide whether a business works that a short quiz cannot measure.
What questions should an entrepreneur quiz ask?
Questions about what someone has done, not how they feel: customer conversations, how they would test demand, the time and money they can commit, and how they handle setbacks.
How are the results worked out?
Each answer carries points, and the total picks one of three next steps. You can change the points, bands and result text in the builder.
Can I use this quiz for an incubator or course intake?
Yes. The idea description and stage questions give you useful context, and the result helps you place people in the right session.