Add stickers to a Story

I have a Story for our photography page that needs interactive stickers. Add a poll on slide one asking 'Which look — Warm or Cool?', add a countdown sticker on slide two set to Thursday at 6 p.m. for the portfolio drop, and add a location sticker on slide three showing the studio address. Place stickers where they don't obscure faces and test tap targets on a phone.

Before I send this Story live for Lantern Photo, make sticker use obvious: put the poll near empty space over the wall, label the countdown with 'Portfolio Drop', and use a small caption explaining why the studio location matters. Flag any sticker that overlaps a subject’s eyes, any countdown time under four hours, and any poll wording that is leading.

I added a poll sticker to a Story for Lantern Photo asking Warm or Cool. Engagement is low and the photographer, Mara, says the results won't help choose prints. I worry the sticker placement or wording is off but I don’t know which. Who should I ask for input and what quick change will likely lift participation without breaking the visual?

Over several campaigns we keep placing interactive stickers that damage composition or return irrelevant answers. I lose design quality and stakeholder trust. Should I adopt a rule about sticker types per image, a pre-post engagement forecast, or require a single test Story to a small list? Recommend the habit to stop wasted creative time and how to make it stick.