Diet Type Quiz Funnel
Help your leads discover their ideal eating style with a personalized nutrition profile.
Last updated 2 months ago
What is the Diet Type Quiz?
This 12-question quiz matches your leads to one of 6 nutrition profiles based on their food preferences, habits, and goals. Instead of prescribing a one-size-fits-all diet, it helps them discover the eating style that naturally fits their lifestyle.
Why it works: "What diet is right for me?" is one of the most common nutrition questions. This quiz answers it personally and positions you as the guide who can help them succeed.
Perfect for:
Nutritionists and dietitians
Health coaches
Weight loss coaches
Fitness coaches
Wellness businesses
Food bloggers and influencers
What Your Leads Experience
The quiz presents one question per screen across 12 lifestyle-based questions.
Sample Questions
"How many meals do you typically eat per day?"
"What's your relationship with carbohydrates?"
"How often do you eat fish or seafood?"
"How important is eating sustainably/environmentally conscious?"
"How do you feel about cooking and meal prep?"
"What's your primary health or fitness goal right now?"
"What does your ideal breakfast look like?"
"How do you feel after eating a carb-heavy meal?"
"What's your approach to healthy fats?"
"Which statement best describes your ideal eating style?"
Each question has 5 response options, each associated with one of the 6 nutrition profiles.

The 6 Nutrition Profiles
The Results
After completing all 12 questions, your lead sees:
Profile Card
Large icon and profile name
Diet name
Match percentage (how closely their answers aligned)
Personalized description of their eating style
Nutrition Tips
3 personalized tips for their profile
Sample Day
A full day of eating example (breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack)

Profile Details
The Balanced Eater βοΈ
Diet: Flexible Balanced Diet
Description: "You thrive with variety and moderation. No foods are off-limits, but you believe in eating mindfully and balancing your plate."
Tips:
Aim for the 40/30/30 rule: 40% carbs, 30% protein, 30% fats
Include all food groups but watch portion sizes
Allow yourself treats in moderation β restriction leads to binging
Sample Day: Oatmeal with berries and nuts β Grilled chicken salad with quinoa β Salmon with roasted vegetables and brown rice β Greek yogurt with honey
The Protein Powerhouse πͺ
Diet: High-Protein Diet
Description: "You're active and goal-oriented. Protein keeps you satisfied and supports your fitness goals. You think strategically about fueling your body."
Tips:
Target 1.6-2g protein per kg of bodyweight daily
Include protein at every meal and snack
Time carbs around your workouts for best results
Sample Day: Egg white omelet with turkey and spinach β Grilled chicken breast with sweet potato β Lean steak with broccoli and quinoa β Protein shake or cottage cheese
The Mediterranean Maven π«
Diet: Mediterranean Diet
Description: "You appreciate good food and the social aspect of eating. Fresh ingredients, olive oil, and taking time to enjoy meals resonate with your lifestyle."
Tips:
Make olive oil your primary cooking fat
Eat fish at least twice per week
Enjoy meals slowly and socially when possible
Sample Day: Greek yogurt with walnuts and honey β Mediterranean salad with feta, olives, and grilled fish β Grilled lamb with roasted vegetables in olive oil β Hummus with vegetable sticks
The Low-Carb Champion π₯
Diet: Low-Carb Diet
Description: "You've noticed that reducing carbs helps you feel more energized and in control. Satisfying fats and proteins keep you full without the blood sugar rollercoaster."
Tips:
Keep carbs under 100g per day (adjust based on activity)
Fill up on non-starchy vegetables for fiber
Don't fear healthy fats β they keep you satisfied
Sample Day: Scrambled eggs with avocado and bacon β Chicken Caesar salad (no croutons) β Grilled salmon with asparagus in butter β Cheese and nuts
The Plant Explorer π₯
Diet: Plant-Forward Diet
Description: "Plants are the star of your plate. Whether for health, ethics, or the environment, you prioritize vegetables, legumes, and whole foods."
Tips:
Aim for 7-10 servings of vegetables and fruits daily
Include legumes and beans for protein and fiber
Experiment with plant-based protein sources like tofu and tempeh
Sample Day: Smoothie bowl with spinach, banana, and chia seeds β Buddha bowl with chickpeas, roasted vegetables, and tahini β Lentil curry with brown rice and sautΓ©ed greens β Apple with almond butter
The Whole Foods Warrior π
Diet: Whole Foods Diet
Description: "You believe food should be real and minimally processed. Reading ingredient labels matters to you, and you prefer foods your grandmother would recognize."
Tips:
Shop the perimeter of the grocery store
If it has more than 5 ingredients, reconsider
Batch cook whole grains, proteins, and vegetables for the week
Sample Day: Steel-cut oats with fresh berries and seeds β Homemade vegetable soup with whole grain bread β Baked chicken with roasted root vegetables β Fresh fruit and raw nuts
How Scoring Works
Each answer is associated with one of the 6 profiles
Count how many times each profile was selected
The profile with the highest count wins
Match percentage = (Winning count / 12) Γ 100
Collecting Leads
After seeing their results, your lead can submit their contact information.
Contact Form Fields
What You Get (Lead Data)
For every lead, you capture:
Contact Information
First name, last name, email, phone (based on your settings)
Complete Quiz Results
Profile name and icon
Diet name
Match percentage
Profile description
3 personalized tips
Sample day meal plan
Full score breakdown for all 6 profiles
Tips for Success
1. Match Your Programs to Profiles
If you offer different nutrition programs, route leads to the program that fits their profile. A "Plant Explorer" wants different content than a "Protein Powerhouse."
2. Use the Sample Day as a Teaser
The sample meal plan gives them a taste. Your program provides the full roadmap.
3. Send Results via Email
Set up an automatic email with the {{Results}} placeholder. Your leads get their profile, tips, and sample day in their inbox.
4. Address Secondary Profiles
Some leads will be close between two profiles. Use this as a talking point about finding their unique approach.
Quick Reference
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