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.
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.
If you run a high-profile poll, there is a possibility that some people are going to try to cheat and submit fraudulent votes. This means that instead of real humans completing your poll, computers running a script (bots) are filling in the form. One way to stop this fraud is with a captcha. You will be happy to learn that we now offer the possibility to protect your polls using a Google captcha.
In this tutorial, we explain how to create a survey and publish it on a Facebook page you manage. The whole process only takes a few minutes. Take a look at the video above for the step-by-step tutorial.
First, it is important to understand the difference between a Facebook Page and a personal account. The Page represents a business, community or public figure that interacts with an audience of followers. A personal account is used by you, as an individual. It is your login to get into Facebook.
We have good news for our customers who want more options to automate their surveys workflow. You can now define a webhook URL from the Advanced Options of the Configuration page. Webhooks are automated notifications sent from the app when a new answer is received.
We are excited to announce a new little feature that you might like! Instead of displaying the thank you page to participants after they fill out your survey form, you can now redirect them to a page on your website. This puts you in full control of what comes next after participants complete the survey. Maybe you want to offer exclusive content or a special offer from your website? Let's see how easy it is to setup!
The web is filled with interesting content such as videos, audio clips, animated gifs, presentations and much more. What if you could integrate these interactive medias into your surveys? Well wonder no more, it is now possible to embed content from thousands of different websites right into your surveys.
Often times when you create a survey, you want its style to match the aesthetic of your brand or website. It was already quite easy to customize the survey appearance with colors and text variations. Today we go one step further in the personalization of surveys with custom fonts.