Polls
12 templates in this category
When to use this:
To quickly gauge user preference between two potential features, design choices, or strategic directions.
Strategy:
This is the simplest and often most effective poll. By giving a clear, binary choice, you make it incredibly easy for your audience to participate. It's a fantastic way to get quick, decisive feedback on product priorities.
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To understand the primary pain points of your target audience for content and product development.
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This poll acts as a mini-market research survey. It helps you understand your audience's primary pain points, which can inform your content strategy, product development, and marketing messaging.
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When to use this:
To boost engagement, show personality, and build a sense of community around shared culture.
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This is a low-stakes, high-engagement poll designed to build community and show your brand's personality. The debate is often unrelated to your core product but is highly relatable to your target audience's culture.
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When to use this:
To crowdsource your content calendar and ensure you're creating valuable, relevant material.
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This poll ensures your content strategy is perfectly aligned with your audience's desires. By letting them choose what you create next, you guarantee relevance and build an audience that is literally invested in your content.
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To understand the most popular applications of your product directly from your user base.
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This poll helps you discover how your customers are *really* using your product. The results can uncover popular use cases you weren't aware of, which can be used to inform marketing and educate other users.
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When to use this:
To test a thought leadership idea and generate high-engagement debate around a specific topic.
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This template combines a contrarian take with a poll. You make a strong, opinionated statement and then simply ask if the audience agrees or disagrees, which is a powerful way to spark a debate.
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To gain insight into the primary motivations and goals of your target audience.
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This poll helps you understand the core motivations of your audience. By knowing what their primary goal is, you can tailor your messaging and product features to better align with what they truly want to achieve.
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To create a relatable and humorous moment of shared frustration, building community.
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This is an empathy-building poll. You describe a common, frustrating experience and ask people if they've been there. The high 'yes' vote creates a shared sense of community around a common struggle.
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To gather informal data on your competitive landscape and understand your audience's current tool stack.
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This poll is a form of lightweight competitive intelligence. By asking what tools your audience uses for a task that your product *could* solve, you can gauge who your true competitors are in the minds of your users.
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To understand the primary objections of prospective customers in order to improve marketing and sales copy.
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This poll is designed to uncover the primary reasons why potential customers haven't purchased yet. It's a direct way to identify your biggest sales objections so you can address them head-on.
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To segment your audience and better understand the different personas you are serving.
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This poll helps you segment your audience by letting them self-identify with a specific persona. The results can help you tailor future content to the different segments within your community.
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To educate your audience in a fun, interactive, and low-pressure way.
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This is a quiz-style poll that tests your audience's knowledge on a specific topic. It's an engaging way to educate them, as they'll be curious to see the right answer and how they compare to others.