Create a poll or question post

Create a poll on the page asking customers which feature they want next: faster checkout, more payment options, or loyalty rewards. Schedule it to run Friday at 9:00 a.m. for three days, set it to public, and pin it to the top of the page while active. Include a short caption explaining we’ll use results to prioritize the roadmap and credit participants with a 10% code after voting.

Before I post this poll, make it faster for viewers to answer and for us to act on results. Move the key options into the first two lines, add a short line explaining how many votes we need to act, highlight any option that duplicates an existing roadmap item, and show how the poll will display on phones so we don’t lose clarity.

I created the poll and people keep commenting that the options don’t describe real alternatives, causing confusion and low votes. I’m not sure which wording will be clearer without biasing results. What likely wording fixes will reduce confusion and what small on-post explanations can I add now to clarify without restarting the poll?

We run engagement polls regularly but seldom act on the results, which teaches our audience their input doesn’t matter. How should we change our polling process so every poll has an owner, a decision threshold, and a published follow-up within one week so participation builds trust instead of fatigue?