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How to Create a Survey on Your Facebook Page in 2026

In the world of social media, engaging your audience is crucial, and what better way to do so than by asking for their opinions? With Surveys for Pages, you can easily create and publish surveys on your Facebook page, driving interaction and fostering a sense of community. In this blog post, we will guide you through the simple steps required to create a survey and publish it to your Facebook page, ensuring that your followers' voices are heard loud and clear.

How To Update a Facebook Post With a New Image

Have you ever posted a survey link on your Facebook Page only to realize afterwards that you need to update the image? Maybe you didn't replace the default stock image or something just isn't right with the image you chose. In this short tutorial, we'll walk you through the steps to update your Facebook post image with a new one.

5 Tips For a Successful Survey on Facebook

Surveys are a powerful tool to collect feedback and insights from your audience. Surveys for Pages allows you to create and distribute surveys to your followers, fans, and customers, reaching a large audience and getting valuable data. However, creating a successful survey requires some planning and execution. Here are some tips to help you create a successful survey on Facebook.

Turn submissions into a voting survey

We just realeased a new feature that will save you some time. When you run a survey asking participants to submit a picture, you can now generate a voting question with all the uploaded pictures. Let's say for example that you run a survey asking participants to submit a photo of their Christmas tree. After the survey ends, you create a new one asking people to vote for their favorite tree picture. Before, you would have had to download all the pictures and upload them one by one as options of a multiple-choice question. That tedious work can now be automated with a single click.

More Options To Customize Your Reports

When exporting your survey's results or statistics to a PDF, you can now customize the title and the information displayed in the report. For the results report, you can select which questions to include. Free form questions can no longer be included in the PDF but you can export them to CSV or Excel.

A Better Way To Collect Phone Numbers

In the age of internet, email is often the preferred communication medium for businesses. However phone numbers are still very valuable and a more personal way to get in touch with customers. A phone number can also be used for texting or messaging with Whatsapp. To help you collect participants phone numbers, we are pleased to announce a new dedicated phone field that you can include in your survey forms.

Beyond Facebook Tabs

In their latest redesign of Business Pages, Facebook has ended support for third-party application tabs. This means that it is no longer possible to add a survey to a tab on your Facebook Page. Although this might seem problematic, let us explain how little of an impact this change will have on your surveys.

Announcing QR Codes For Your Surveys

QR codes have been around for a while now but only recently has the technology seen real adoption beyond tech-savvy users. A QR code is similar to a bar code except that it can hold more information. The most common case for scanning a QR code with a phone's camera is to open a web page. It is now common to see restaurants ask patrons to open their online menus using a QR code placed on the table.