When you create a new survey, all participants answers are anonymous by default. This means you will not know anything about participants other than their general location based on their IP addresses. If you want to collect personal infos, you must set it up before you launch the survey. Here are two ways to do it.
You might have noticed that a new location field was added to the participants page and in the Excel export. This data indicates participants current country, state and city. We use a database to match participants IP addresses with their actual...
Polls for Pages, Contests for Pages and Quizzes for Pages are our 3 apps that you can use to interact with your fans and grow your business on Facebook. In this blog post, we highlight the differences between the apps so you can decide which one best fits your needs.
Would you like to know how men aged from 30 to 39 answered your poll? Export only the completed forms to Excel? Or draw a prize among participants who got all the right answers to your quiz? It's now possible using Search Filters.
Here are 3 different ways that you can use to share a survey with your followers.
The survey app lets you easily track the origin of each participant. You can access this data from the Stats page and the Excel export. Here is for example what the actual pie chart might look like:
When creating a survey, it's a good practice to add rules and regulations to let participants know how long the survey will last, what prizes will be drawn, what are the eligibility constraints and many other details.
We recommend that you write all these rules in a Word document and that you convert it into a PDF file. You then need to upload the PDF in the Introduction or Footer Text of your survey from the Configuration section.