Ask your buyers what they want, before you commit

You control who sees your polls. You can target your existing brand followers, a geo-targeted audience near a specific shop or city, or a custom segment you define by category and buying behaviour. This makes your poll results representative of the buyers who actually matter to your brand.

Yes. Before publishing a poll you can apply geo-targeting (city, district, or radius) and audience filters such as product category interest or purchase frequency. This means your results reflect the opinions of buyers in your actual market.

Geo-targeted polls are especially useful for testing regional pricing, new flavours, or location-specific campaigns before you invest.

No. You have complete control over result visibility. You can keep results private for internal use, share an aggregate summary publicly to engage your audience, or publish full results as part of a brand transparency initiative. The choice is always yours.

Most brands see meaningful response volumes within 24–48 hours of a poll going live, depending on audience size and how targeted the reach is. Polls sent to a broad audience may fill faster; highly geo-targeted polls to a smaller pool take a little longer.

• Polls to your existing followers tend to get the fastest responses.
• Geo-targeted discovery polls reach new audiences and may take 48–72 hours to accumulate.
• Boosted polls (distributed more widely) can return hundreds of responses within a day.