Retail Product Recommendation Quiz with Claude
What This Guide Covers
- How to turn your retail product knowledge into a short quiz that recommends products based on a client's answers
- How to prompt Claude to build this as an interactive tool you can actually use, not just a written document
- How to publish the quiz and put it in front of clients, on a tablet, a QR code, or a booking text
Why This Matters
Retail product sales are a meaningful revenue stream for a lot of personal care businesses, but recommending the right product often depends on a conversation that only happens if you remember to have it during a busy appointment. A short quiz gives clients a way to get a personalized recommendation on their own, whether they're in your waiting area or browsing your website afterward.
This is also one of the clearest examples of what Claude can do beyond writing text. Instead of asking Claude to write a static product guide, you can ask it to build an actual interactive tool, a quiz with a few questions that leads to a specific recommendation.
Case Study
Bloom Studio, a hair salon carrying a small retail line of shampoos and styling products, built a short quiz using Claude that asked about hair type, main concern, and styling routine, then recommended one or two products from their actual shelf. The quiz was displayed on a tablet in the waiting area.
Result: The owner noticed clients bringing up specific products by name at checkout that they had not previously been asking about.