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After you vote, create your own poll with no account
Voters on GloboPoll now see, below the results, how to create their own poll without signing up. What appears, to whom and what we measure.
· Cibernatural · 1 min read
Until now, anyone who reached a GloboPoll poll through a link voted, looked at the results and left. Only people coming from the widget on another website saw an invitation to get to know the platform.
From today, after you vote a quiet line appears below your vote: “Got a question of your own? Create a poll in a minute, no account needed.” The link goes to Try without an account, where you write the question and options and share it with a link, with no email and no password.
Who sees it
- People who vote without being signed in, on the poll page, right after voting or when they come back having already voted.
- Not people with an account: they can already create from their dashboard.
- Not whoever manages that trial poll.
- Not inside the widget embedded on another website: there you only get the count and the GloboPoll footer.
It does not get in the way: no pop-ups, nothing before you vote, and the results stay the same.
What we measure
We count two things, without cookies and without knowing who you are: how many times the link is clicked and how many trial polls are created after clicking it. It is the same thing we already measure for the rest of the journey, with an anonymous daily count.
The trial poll, in short
- Four types: single choice, multiple choice, Yes/No with abstention, and rating.
- Visible only through its link, it closes after seven days and takes up to 200 votes.
- If you like it, save it to a free account and it becomes yours.
The details are in Try GloboPoll without creating an account.