Showing posts with label Make a poll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Make a poll. Show all posts

Monday, 2 December 2013

Voting is something

Voting is something that usually only the adults can take part in and usually a restriction of age 18 is placed upon the task. This is until now, anyone is able to vote and take part in the pools that are available for you to browse on likepoll. You are able to browse many different categories and cast your vote no matter how significant the subject many be, you are also able to upload yourown polls or make a poll, read on to find out more about on line polling!


This is a fun website for you to be able to interact and see results of some of the latest polls that are trending, and one of the best things about this website is that you do not need to register so your email inbox will not get full of junk mail. You are able to like, dislike and be neutral on hundreds of polls,this is a free and fun way for you to be able to get involved and to express your views and thoughts.

Like poll is a world-wide polling station that you can join and have fun with, it is a place where everyone can tick a box, there are many different categories for you to choose from, such as; the media, sports, politics, business, science, culture, society and other, there are also links to the latest and most popular polls as well as being able to access all polls.


You are able to see the results of all the polls even without having to become a member and without having to pass on any of your details, you can have a little fun and get involved with all the latest trends as well as see what others are voting on. You are also able to see polls that are local, so many issues that might have an impact on you or your community, you can also look at the polls that are globally for everyone to be able to vote on and contribute their views in a yes, no or neutral vote. 


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Thursday, 17 October 2013

A Guide to Setting-Up and Online Survey or Poll

Online polls are becoming an increasingly important business tool. They help organisations to establish the wants and needs of their clients and customers, informing the organisation about those things they do well, but also about those things that thy need to change. For many businesses that are an invaluable resource that helps them to understand the direction in which they need to take the business. However, it takes skill to make a poll that asks the right questions to the right people at the right time. Below, we discuss the various features that you need to consider when you make a poll. It is important to get it right, because customer feedback is instrumental to business success.


Do You Have the Time and Resources to Make the Survey Yourself?
The first thing that you need to think about is who is going to make the survey. This question is multilayer, and you need to establish the following:

·         Are you going to use an existing survey website? Most people opt to use specialist software or to use survey sites directly, as it’s much more convenient. The problem with this is that you may not be able to put the survey on your site, but instead direct your web traffic to the survey via a link on your site.

·         Or, are you going to use computer programming to develop the survey on your own?Webmasters may choose to make their own surveys using CSS, but it is a long process.

·         Do you need to hire someone to work out what sort of questions need to be asked and to whom they need to be posed? If you know your business well, and it is relatively small, you will probably write the questions yourself.

Work Out What You Want to Know
If you have decided to write the questions yourself then you need to take your time to establish exactly what it is you want to know. You should spend a good few hours working out the questions. You need to make them as simple as possible and make sure that the answer to the question can be either ‘yes’, ‘no’ or ‘maybe/don’t know’. Think about how the respondent might want to develop the question, and then ask it. For example, you want to know if they like donuts, they say ‘no’, so you want to know ‘why?’ you can’t ask ‘why’, so you need to expand by asking further questions, such as ‘Do you think donuts are too sweet?’,  ‘Do you like strawberry jam?’, etc. Clearly, the way you expand your questions depends on what you want to know from your customers.

Decide Who You Want to Ask
You may want to ask specific customers, for example, those that bought donuts, rather than those who bought scones. You need to make sure that the survey targets the right demographic. To do this you must establish who you want to hear from, and use questions to eliminate those that you don’t want to talk to.

If you would like to make a poll, or if you would like further help and advice, then please visit http://www.likepoll.com/.