Answer choices are the predefined options shoppers pick from in dropdown, radio, and checkbox questions. Well-chosen options make your survey fast to complete and your reports easy to read, because everyone selects from the same consistent set.
Add choices to a question
- Open the question you're editing in Drip Surveys.
- Confirm the type is dropdown, radio, or checkbox (textarea doesn't use choices).
- Add each answer option as its own choice.
- Save your configuration.
Edit or remove choices
- Open the question and find the choice you want to change.
- Update the text, or delete choices you no longer need.
- Save. The updated choices are pushed to your storefront survey.
Tips for good choices
- Keep options short and scannable — a few words each works best on a checkout page.
- Avoid overlap so shoppers aren't unsure which one to pick.
- Cover the common answers for "How did you hear about us?" — for example, Google, Instagram, Facebook, Friend, Other.
- Order them logically, most-likely answers first.
Good to know
- At least one choice is required for dropdown, radio, and checkbox questions. Saving without any will be rejected with a validation message.
- Checkbox questions can return several selected choices in a single response — they're stored together as one answer.
- Radio and dropdown accept only one selection per question.
- If you change a question's type to textarea, its existing choices are dropped, since free-text questions don't use them.
Clear, consistent choices pay off later when you review responses and export your data.