We know you love to customize your surveys to give them a unique look that fits your brand's aesthetic. That's why we're thrilled to announce two new features that will help you add more personalization to the design of your surveys.
It's been a long time (almost 5 years!) since we last updated the policies governing our apps. Back then, we had hired a law firm to craft the terms for us. They did a good job but lots have changed since then, notably with the adoption of strict data privacy laws in Europe and California. We thought it was time to review and update our policies accordingly.
Skip Logic is a feature that was long overdue and we think it is going to add great flexibility to your surveys. But first, what is Skip Logic? Like the name suggests, this lets you set conditions on which one or more questions in your survey can be skipped depending on the participant's answer.
Today we are introducing a new metric on the Stats page that will help you track the increase of Likes on your Page. The app records the number of Likes when the survey is added to your Page tab and will stop monitoring after the survey closes or once it's taken off the Page. This will give you a good overview of how your fan based increased while the survey was running. This is especially helpful if you added a Like button to your survey and want to track the impact on your Page Likes.
Surveys for Pages is almost 10 years old and we have many long time customers that created hundreds of surveys over the last few years. We heard from these customers that it can be difficult and frustrating to find old surveys. At 5 surveys per page, it requires a lot of patience to browse back through all previous surveys. Today we are happy to finally make it easier to search and filter surveys.
If you run a popular online voting contest where there are prizes to be won, then there is a risk that scammers will try to rig the results in their favour. A quick Google search shows just how easy it is to buy contest votes off the internet. In this blog post, we explain the different mechanisms that we put in place to detect and prevent fraudulent votes.
How did you celebrate Halloween in your country? Did you carve a pumpkin? Maybe you went trick-or-treating with your kids or had a costume-themed day at the office. In any case, Halloween is a great time to organize photo voting surveys and we just launched new features to help you make it perfect!
Facebook recently announced that they will no longer allow apps other than games to run on the Facebook website. This means that from now on you will have to access the admin console using this URL from your phone or computer: https://survey.app.do/