If you have a blog and you also have polls then you might already be running some Wordpress plugin for polls. But for me, I have different websites and none really on any platform like Wordpress.
So to take the time and code a Poll system is just hectic. Way too much time!
So I found this [...]
If you have a blog and you also have polls then you might already be running some Wordpress plugin for polls. But for me, I have different websites and none really on any platform like Wordpress.
So to take the time and code a Poll system is just hectic. Way too much time!
So I found this awesome new resource called EasyPoll and it works wonders. It works on any platforms like wordpress, blogger and even if you have a Myspace account/page it works wonders for myspace surveys.
And they have a couple of options for the design like the example below:
So why Polls?
To start finding out what your target market wants! If I could create a website and already know from the start what they would want on that website there is no possible way that it won’t be a success.
Even if you have a blog, you can find out what your readers want or want more off. Just be subtle and think smart with your questions and answers.
So go ahead an signup for your free polls!
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Hhhhmmm, it kind of works weird. I see their not using ajax or anything of the sort.
Ah ya, seen this before, excellent resource!
I was going to put one of their polls on my site, but the code had some weird bits in it, like a link to a gambling site with the anchor text of (no joke) hot mil*. (edited this to be nice) After that, I decided it was rubbish and was not going to put anything like that on my site, not even for money!
On their site, the service page is minimal and their Terms of Service had less words than a children’s picture book!
Oh my word, unbelievable! They must have integrated that in the last few days cause I used it and it weren’t there.
But I agree, I wouldn’t do it myself.