How to Create a Poll with FluidSurveys
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Jun
Did you know that your FluidSurveys account comes with the ability to create an unlimited number of online polls? Yes – even the free account can make use of this terrific feature! In this blog post we will show you how to create a poll, and we’ll go over the customization options that FluidSurveys provides as well. Why Would I Want to Create a Poll?A poll is a useful tool when you are only interested in feedback on one question. For example, polls are commonly used for online votes or contests. Here at FluidSurveys, we’ve been using polls to see what teams people think will win each day in the Euro 2012 soccer tournament. How to Create a Poll in FluidSurveysOnce again, we’ve made this super easy to do. After you log into your account, click on “Polls” at the top of your menu bar:
This will switch you over from Survey-mode to Poll-mode. Once you’ve created some polls, you will see them listed in this section of FluidSurveys. For the purposes of this blog post, we’re going to click on New Poll to show you what you need to do when you create one from scratch:
Clicking on New Poll will bring up a new screen: 1. POLL NAME 2. QUESTION 3. RESPONSE CHOICES 4. MEDIA 5. RESPONSE RESTRICTION 6. EXPIRE RESTRICTIONS AFTER 7. POLL RESULTS 8. DISPLAY OPTIONS 9. PUBLISH And Now For the Fun Part…Once you’ve clicked on the publish button, you will be brought back to the main Poll page. From here, click on Share to send your poll to people:
The “share” screen gives you the HTML/JavaScript code you can copy & paste onto your website to embed your new poll. It also gives you one-click sharing options for popular platforms like Digg, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, StumbleUpon and Delicious. Get Started for Free!You can get started by creating your very own free online polls today! There’s a form at the top of this blog post where you can create your own account. Have fun! Sean is a product evangelist at FluidSurveys, the web's number one online survey software company. Get started with FluidSurveys today for free!
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