How to Put Your Quiz Night on Your Website for More Bookings

First, what this guide is and is not

Many guides on this topic tell you to paste a quiz widget into your page. That is not what this one does. Quizado runs live games that a host plays on a big screen, and it has no embeddable quiz widget or iframe code. A website quiz that strangers play alone at home is also a different product from a quiz night that fills your venue.

If your goal is more people at your tables, your website has a simpler job: tell visitors when the quiz is, make it look like fun, and give them one clear next step. This guide covers how to do that, and which Quizado links are worth putting on the page.

Step 1: Give the quiz night its own section

Visitors look for the same few facts. Put them where nobody has to scroll to find them:

• Day and start time. "Every Wednesday, 8pm."
• Format. Rounds, team size and how long the night runs.
• How to play. "Bring your phone. Scan the QR code on the screen and play in your browser. Nothing to download."
• Prizes and price. Entry fee, if any, and what the winners get.
• Booking. A phone number, a booking form or a note that tables are first come, first served.

A dedicated page, for example /quiz-night, also gives you a URL to share on social media and print on posters. It also helps you show up in local searches for quiz nights.

Step 2: Use one join link everywhere

Quizado gives every game a join code, and it changes from night to night. For your website, posters and table cards, set a player join link in your venue settings instead. It is a fixed word you choose, so the link looks like quiza.do/yourword and never changes. It always joins whatever game your venue is running at that moment.

That means you can:

• print the same QR code on table cards and posters for every night,
• put the link on your quiz night page with a line such as "Quiz running? Join here",
• and pin it in your social profiles.

Players who open the link during a game join in their phone's browser, with no account. Players who have the free Quizado app can use it instead.

Step 3: Link your league table

A running league is one of the best reasons to come back, and it is easy to show on your website. If you run a league in Quizado (Pro and Business plans), each league has a public page with the season standings, the number of nights played and the upcoming nights. Visitors can share it, and players can leave their email to get the standings after each league night they play.

Link it from your quiz night section with something like "See this season's table". Regulars will check it, and new visitors will see that the quiz is a real, ongoing competition.

Step 4: Post the latest results

Fresh results show that the quiz is alive. After each game, the host gets a recap email with a share link. The shared page shows the final table, the winning team and the hardest question of the night. Recaps are free on every plan.

Add the latest link to your quiz night page each week, or post it on social media and link your social feed from the page. A line such as "Last week's winners: The Quizzly Bears. Can you beat them?" does more than any banner.

Step 5: Show what the night looks like

Pictures sell a quiz night better than text. Use your own photos of a busy room, with permission from the people in them. You can also download images from Quizado's History for each game: the leaderboard, the game stats and the most missed question. From the Quizado mobile apps you can share a 9:16 Stories card with your branding, the top three teams and the date of the next night.

Step 6: Place it where visitors look

Where you put the quiz night on your website matters more than how it looks.

On the home page

Add a short block above the fold on the day of the quiz, or all week if the quiz is your busiest night: day, time and a button to the quiz night page.

In the events or what's on page

If you list events, the quiz night belongs at the top, with the same facts every week so regulars know where to look.

In the menu

A menu item named "Quiz Night" is easier to find than a link buried in an events page.

On mobile first

Most people will look you up on their phone, often on the way to you. Keep the key facts in the first screen, use large buttons, and test the page on a real phone.

Step 7: Write a call to action that fits the moment

Different visitors need different next steps:

• Before the night: "Book a table for Wednesday's quiz."
• During the night: "Quiz running? Join at quiza.do/yourword."
• After the night: "See the results and this season's table."

One clear action per block works better than three buttons side by side.

Step 8: Check what is working

You can measure the website side with the analytics tool you already use, for example by adding UTM parameters to the links in your social posts. For the quiz side, Quizado's History shows how many games you hosted, the average number of teams per night and the total number of players. If the average number of teams goes up after you add the quiz night page, the page is doing its job.

For more ideas on getting people through the door, read our trivia night marketing strategy and how to create a quiz night event.

Frequently asked questions

Can I embed a Quizado game on my website? No. Quizado has no embed code or iframe widget. Link to your player join link, your league page and your latest results instead.

Can people play from my website when there is no quiz? No. The join link opens the game your venue is running at that moment. Quizado is built for live nights, not for solo play on a website.

Do players need to download an app? No. They join in their phone's browser, with no account. The free Quizado app is optional.

Which plan do I need? The player join link and recaps work on every plan. Leagues are on the Pro and Business plans. See pricing.

Put the quiz on the page

A clear quiz night section, one join link and a fresh results post each week will do more than any widget. See how Quizado runs bar trivia and browse the full feature list.