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We’ve shared lots of resources for creating surveys people will actually take. But what happens when you take those tips and apply them to your Facebook page? There’s a chance your survey will fall flat.
The activity you see on your website may not be an indicator of how people will engage with your Facebook page. That’s why it’s time for new guidelines specific to creating Facebook surveys.
There are three big benefits to surveying on Facebook:
There are more than a billion users on Facebook, many are comfortable sharing (or even over-sharing... you know who you are). Facebook has become so integrated in our day-to-day lives that it’s easy to quickly gain a large number of responses.
In a space where people willingly participate in polls and sweepstakes daily, there’s a culture of responding. There’s a lot of potential for embedded survey forms to get people talking about your brand. Some great survey uses we’ve seen include:
With millions of users checking Facebook 14 times a day, there’s a good chance they’ll see and interact with your survey.
When someone visits your website, that person has come specifically to check out your company. Not so on Facebook. Most people are there to talk about themselves or spy on admire friends and acquaintances. They’re willing to participate in fun, fast surveys that offer benefits—as long as they don’t have to leave the Facebook app to fill out a form.
Don’t ask respondents to leave Facebook to take your survey. Bring it to them! You’ll get a much higher response rate this way.
Three out of four users are typing on mobile touchscreens, so this is not the place for long answer fields. Make it effortless for followers to complete your survey. One-question polls, fill-in-the blank surveys and contests can all work well on Facebook.
Take a cue from the social atmosphere of Facebook to add a little personality and present your survey as an entertaining pop quiz instead of a dull request for feedback.
Even a little enticement can go a long way. Offering a discount, raffle entry, or special bragging rights can boost response rates.
Request an email address so you can build out your marketing list. With Formstack, you can have this contact information automatically added to many popular email marketing platforms like MailChimp and AWeber.
Ready to get started? Formstack makes it easy to customize surveys for Facebook. With the Facebook Tab Embed feature, you can embed surveys directly onto your company's Facebook page without a line of code. If you're interested in testing this feature, sign up for a free Formstack trial here.
We’ve shared lots of resources for creating surveys people will actually take. But what happens when you take those tips and apply them to your Facebook page? There’s a chance your survey will fall flat.
The activity you see on your website may not be an indicator of how people will engage with your Facebook page. That’s why it’s time for new guidelines specific to creating Facebook surveys.
There are three big benefits to surveying on Facebook:
There are more than a billion users on Facebook, many are comfortable sharing (or even over-sharing... you know who you are). Facebook has become so integrated in our day-to-day lives that it’s easy to quickly gain a large number of responses.
In a space where people willingly participate in polls and sweepstakes daily, there’s a culture of responding. There’s a lot of potential for embedded survey forms to get people talking about your brand. Some great survey uses we’ve seen include:
With millions of users checking Facebook 14 times a day, there’s a good chance they’ll see and interact with your survey.
When someone visits your website, that person has come specifically to check out your company. Not so on Facebook. Most people are there to talk about themselves or spy on admire friends and acquaintances. They’re willing to participate in fun, fast surveys that offer benefits—as long as they don’t have to leave the Facebook app to fill out a form.
Don’t ask respondents to leave Facebook to take your survey. Bring it to them! You’ll get a much higher response rate this way.
Three out of four users are typing on mobile touchscreens, so this is not the place for long answer fields. Make it effortless for followers to complete your survey. One-question polls, fill-in-the blank surveys and contests can all work well on Facebook.
Take a cue from the social atmosphere of Facebook to add a little personality and present your survey as an entertaining pop quiz instead of a dull request for feedback.
Even a little enticement can go a long way. Offering a discount, raffle entry, or special bragging rights can boost response rates.
Request an email address so you can build out your marketing list. With Formstack, you can have this contact information automatically added to many popular email marketing platforms like MailChimp and AWeber.
Ready to get started? Formstack makes it easy to customize surveys for Facebook. With the Facebook Tab Embed feature, you can embed surveys directly onto your company's Facebook page without a line of code. If you're interested in testing this feature, sign up for a free Formstack trial here.
We’ve shared lots of resources for creating surveys people will actually take. But what happens when you take those tips and apply them to your Facebook page? There’s a chance your survey will fall flat.
The activity you see on your website may not be an indicator of how people will engage with your Facebook page. That’s why it’s time for new guidelines specific to creating Facebook surveys.
There are three big benefits to surveying on Facebook:
There are more than a billion users on Facebook, many are comfortable sharing (or even over-sharing... you know who you are). Facebook has become so integrated in our day-to-day lives that it’s easy to quickly gain a large number of responses.
In a space where people willingly participate in polls and sweepstakes daily, there’s a culture of responding. There’s a lot of potential for embedded survey forms to get people talking about your brand. Some great survey uses we’ve seen include:
With millions of users checking Facebook 14 times a day, there’s a good chance they’ll see and interact with your survey.
When someone visits your website, that person has come specifically to check out your company. Not so on Facebook. Most people are there to talk about themselves or spy on admire friends and acquaintances. They’re willing to participate in fun, fast surveys that offer benefits—as long as they don’t have to leave the Facebook app to fill out a form.
Don’t ask respondents to leave Facebook to take your survey. Bring it to them! You’ll get a much higher response rate this way.
Three out of four users are typing on mobile touchscreens, so this is not the place for long answer fields. Make it effortless for followers to complete your survey. One-question polls, fill-in-the blank surveys and contests can all work well on Facebook.
Take a cue from the social atmosphere of Facebook to add a little personality and present your survey as an entertaining pop quiz instead of a dull request for feedback.
Even a little enticement can go a long way. Offering a discount, raffle entry, or special bragging rights can boost response rates.
Request an email address so you can build out your marketing list. With Formstack, you can have this contact information automatically added to many popular email marketing platforms like MailChimp and AWeber.
Ready to get started? Formstack makes it easy to customize surveys for Facebook. With the Facebook Tab Embed feature, you can embed surveys directly onto your company's Facebook page without a line of code. If you're interested in testing this feature, sign up for a free Formstack trial here.
We’ve shared lots of resources for creating surveys people will actually take. But what happens when you take those tips and apply them to your Facebook page? There’s a chance your survey will fall flat.
The activity you see on your website may not be an indicator of how people will engage with your Facebook page. That’s why it’s time for new guidelines specific to creating Facebook surveys.
There are three big benefits to surveying on Facebook:
There are more than a billion users on Facebook, many are comfortable sharing (or even over-sharing... you know who you are). Facebook has become so integrated in our day-to-day lives that it’s easy to quickly gain a large number of responses.
In a space where people willingly participate in polls and sweepstakes daily, there’s a culture of responding. There’s a lot of potential for embedded survey forms to get people talking about your brand. Some great survey uses we’ve seen include:
With millions of users checking Facebook 14 times a day, there’s a good chance they’ll see and interact with your survey.
When someone visits your website, that person has come specifically to check out your company. Not so on Facebook. Most people are there to talk about themselves or spy on admire friends and acquaintances. They’re willing to participate in fun, fast surveys that offer benefits—as long as they don’t have to leave the Facebook app to fill out a form.
Don’t ask respondents to leave Facebook to take your survey. Bring it to them! You’ll get a much higher response rate this way.
Three out of four users are typing on mobile touchscreens, so this is not the place for long answer fields. Make it effortless for followers to complete your survey. One-question polls, fill-in-the blank surveys and contests can all work well on Facebook.
Take a cue from the social atmosphere of Facebook to add a little personality and present your survey as an entertaining pop quiz instead of a dull request for feedback.
Even a little enticement can go a long way. Offering a discount, raffle entry, or special bragging rights can boost response rates.
Request an email address so you can build out your marketing list. With Formstack, you can have this contact information automatically added to many popular email marketing platforms like MailChimp and AWeber.
Ready to get started? Formstack makes it easy to customize surveys for Facebook. With the Facebook Tab Embed feature, you can embed surveys directly onto your company's Facebook page without a line of code. If you're interested in testing this feature, sign up for a free Formstack trial here.
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We’ve shared lots of resources for creating surveys people will actually take. But what happens when you take those tips and apply them to your Facebook page? There’s a chance your survey will fall flat.
The activity you see on your website may not be an indicator of how people will engage with your Facebook page. That’s why it’s time for new guidelines specific to creating Facebook surveys.
There are three big benefits to surveying on Facebook:
There are more than a billion users on Facebook, many are comfortable sharing (or even over-sharing... you know who you are). Facebook has become so integrated in our day-to-day lives that it’s easy to quickly gain a large number of responses.
In a space where people willingly participate in polls and sweepstakes daily, there’s a culture of responding. There’s a lot of potential for embedded survey forms to get people talking about your brand. Some great survey uses we’ve seen include:
With millions of users checking Facebook 14 times a day, there’s a good chance they’ll see and interact with your survey.
When someone visits your website, that person has come specifically to check out your company. Not so on Facebook. Most people are there to talk about themselves or spy on admire friends and acquaintances. They’re willing to participate in fun, fast surveys that offer benefits—as long as they don’t have to leave the Facebook app to fill out a form.
Don’t ask respondents to leave Facebook to take your survey. Bring it to them! You’ll get a much higher response rate this way.
Three out of four users are typing on mobile touchscreens, so this is not the place for long answer fields. Make it effortless for followers to complete your survey. One-question polls, fill-in-the blank surveys and contests can all work well on Facebook.
Take a cue from the social atmosphere of Facebook to add a little personality and present your survey as an entertaining pop quiz instead of a dull request for feedback.
Even a little enticement can go a long way. Offering a discount, raffle entry, or special bragging rights can boost response rates.
Request an email address so you can build out your marketing list. With Formstack, you can have this contact information automatically added to many popular email marketing platforms like MailChimp and AWeber.
Ready to get started? Formstack makes it easy to customize surveys for Facebook. With the Facebook Tab Embed feature, you can embed surveys directly onto your company's Facebook page without a line of code. If you're interested in testing this feature, sign up for a free Formstack trial here.
We’ve shared lots of resources for creating surveys people will actually take. But what happens when you take those tips and apply them to your Facebook page? There’s a chance your survey will fall flat.
The activity you see on your website may not be an indicator of how people will engage with your Facebook page. That’s why it’s time for new guidelines specific to creating Facebook surveys.
There are three big benefits to surveying on Facebook:
There are more than a billion users on Facebook, many are comfortable sharing (or even over-sharing... you know who you are). Facebook has become so integrated in our day-to-day lives that it’s easy to quickly gain a large number of responses.
In a space where people willingly participate in polls and sweepstakes daily, there’s a culture of responding. There’s a lot of potential for embedded survey forms to get people talking about your brand. Some great survey uses we’ve seen include:
With millions of users checking Facebook 14 times a day, there’s a good chance they’ll see and interact with your survey.
When someone visits your website, that person has come specifically to check out your company. Not so on Facebook. Most people are there to talk about themselves or spy on admire friends and acquaintances. They’re willing to participate in fun, fast surveys that offer benefits—as long as they don’t have to leave the Facebook app to fill out a form.
Don’t ask respondents to leave Facebook to take your survey. Bring it to them! You’ll get a much higher response rate this way.
Three out of four users are typing on mobile touchscreens, so this is not the place for long answer fields. Make it effortless for followers to complete your survey. One-question polls, fill-in-the blank surveys and contests can all work well on Facebook.
Take a cue from the social atmosphere of Facebook to add a little personality and present your survey as an entertaining pop quiz instead of a dull request for feedback.
Even a little enticement can go a long way. Offering a discount, raffle entry, or special bragging rights can boost response rates.
Request an email address so you can build out your marketing list. With Formstack, you can have this contact information automatically added to many popular email marketing platforms like MailChimp and AWeber.
Ready to get started? Formstack makes it easy to customize surveys for Facebook. With the Facebook Tab Embed feature, you can embed surveys directly onto your company's Facebook page without a line of code. If you're interested in testing this feature, sign up for a free Formstack trial here.
We’ve shared lots of resources for creating surveys people will actually take. But what happens when you take those tips and apply them to your Facebook page? There’s a chance your survey will fall flat.
The activity you see on your website may not be an indicator of how people will engage with your Facebook page. That’s why it’s time for new guidelines specific to creating Facebook surveys.
There are three big benefits to surveying on Facebook:
There are more than a billion users on Facebook, many are comfortable sharing (or even over-sharing... you know who you are). Facebook has become so integrated in our day-to-day lives that it’s easy to quickly gain a large number of responses.
In a space where people willingly participate in polls and sweepstakes daily, there’s a culture of responding. There’s a lot of potential for embedded survey forms to get people talking about your brand. Some great survey uses we’ve seen include:
With millions of users checking Facebook 14 times a day, there’s a good chance they’ll see and interact with your survey.
When someone visits your website, that person has come specifically to check out your company. Not so on Facebook. Most people are there to talk about themselves or spy on admire friends and acquaintances. They’re willing to participate in fun, fast surveys that offer benefits—as long as they don’t have to leave the Facebook app to fill out a form.
Don’t ask respondents to leave Facebook to take your survey. Bring it to them! You’ll get a much higher response rate this way.
Three out of four users are typing on mobile touchscreens, so this is not the place for long answer fields. Make it effortless for followers to complete your survey. One-question polls, fill-in-the blank surveys and contests can all work well on Facebook.
Take a cue from the social atmosphere of Facebook to add a little personality and present your survey as an entertaining pop quiz instead of a dull request for feedback.
Even a little enticement can go a long way. Offering a discount, raffle entry, or special bragging rights can boost response rates.
Request an email address so you can build out your marketing list. With Formstack, you can have this contact information automatically added to many popular email marketing platforms like MailChimp and AWeber.
Ready to get started? Formstack makes it easy to customize surveys for Facebook. With the Facebook Tab Embed feature, you can embed surveys directly onto your company's Facebook page without a line of code. If you're interested in testing this feature, sign up for a free Formstack trial here.
We’ve shared lots of resources for creating surveys people will actually take. But what happens when you take those tips and apply them to your Facebook page? There’s a chance your survey will fall flat.
The activity you see on your website may not be an indicator of how people will engage with your Facebook page. That’s why it’s time for new guidelines specific to creating Facebook surveys.
There are three big benefits to surveying on Facebook:
There are more than a billion users on Facebook, many are comfortable sharing (or even over-sharing... you know who you are). Facebook has become so integrated in our day-to-day lives that it’s easy to quickly gain a large number of responses.
In a space where people willingly participate in polls and sweepstakes daily, there’s a culture of responding. There’s a lot of potential for embedded survey forms to get people talking about your brand. Some great survey uses we’ve seen include:
With millions of users checking Facebook 14 times a day, there’s a good chance they’ll see and interact with your survey.
When someone visits your website, that person has come specifically to check out your company. Not so on Facebook. Most people are there to talk about themselves or spy on admire friends and acquaintances. They’re willing to participate in fun, fast surveys that offer benefits—as long as they don’t have to leave the Facebook app to fill out a form.
Don’t ask respondents to leave Facebook to take your survey. Bring it to them! You’ll get a much higher response rate this way.
Three out of four users are typing on mobile touchscreens, so this is not the place for long answer fields. Make it effortless for followers to complete your survey. One-question polls, fill-in-the blank surveys and contests can all work well on Facebook.
Take a cue from the social atmosphere of Facebook to add a little personality and present your survey as an entertaining pop quiz instead of a dull request for feedback.
Even a little enticement can go a long way. Offering a discount, raffle entry, or special bragging rights can boost response rates.
Request an email address so you can build out your marketing list. With Formstack, you can have this contact information automatically added to many popular email marketing platforms like MailChimp and AWeber.
Ready to get started? Formstack makes it easy to customize surveys for Facebook. With the Facebook Tab Embed feature, you can embed surveys directly onto your company's Facebook page without a line of code. If you're interested in testing this feature, sign up for a free Formstack trial here.
We’ve shared lots of resources for creating surveys people will actually take. But what happens when you take those tips and apply them to your Facebook page? There’s a chance your survey will fall flat.
The activity you see on your website may not be an indicator of how people will engage with your Facebook page. That’s why it’s time for new guidelines specific to creating Facebook surveys.
There are three big benefits to surveying on Facebook:
There are more than a billion users on Facebook, many are comfortable sharing (or even over-sharing... you know who you are). Facebook has become so integrated in our day-to-day lives that it’s easy to quickly gain a large number of responses.
In a space where people willingly participate in polls and sweepstakes daily, there’s a culture of responding. There’s a lot of potential for embedded survey forms to get people talking about your brand. Some great survey uses we’ve seen include:
With millions of users checking Facebook 14 times a day, there’s a good chance they’ll see and interact with your survey.
When someone visits your website, that person has come specifically to check out your company. Not so on Facebook. Most people are there to talk about themselves or spy on admire friends and acquaintances. They’re willing to participate in fun, fast surveys that offer benefits—as long as they don’t have to leave the Facebook app to fill out a form.
Don’t ask respondents to leave Facebook to take your survey. Bring it to them! You’ll get a much higher response rate this way.
Three out of four users are typing on mobile touchscreens, so this is not the place for long answer fields. Make it effortless for followers to complete your survey. One-question polls, fill-in-the blank surveys and contests can all work well on Facebook.
Take a cue from the social atmosphere of Facebook to add a little personality and present your survey as an entertaining pop quiz instead of a dull request for feedback.
Even a little enticement can go a long way. Offering a discount, raffle entry, or special bragging rights can boost response rates.
Request an email address so you can build out your marketing list. With Formstack, you can have this contact information automatically added to many popular email marketing platforms like MailChimp and AWeber.
Ready to get started? Formstack makes it easy to customize surveys for Facebook. With the Facebook Tab Embed feature, you can embed surveys directly onto your company's Facebook page without a line of code. If you're interested in testing this feature, sign up for a free Formstack trial here.
