GeoPolitical Research Polls, results live on world map

Your Link in bio page that also shows your popularity

One page with everything you point people at, on a map where every country somebody opens it from lights up as it happens. Your audience sees how far you reach; you see which links they click and which countries they clicked from, which no other link page can tell you. It is also the thing you show a sponsor: the audience you have and the one you are building, in a single glance.

Your links get more powerful 💪 as the map grows. Get more clicks, sell more by creating trust.

drawing the borders…

Here nowAll time

511

here now

138

countries

Ana Ferreira

Videos about the places cameras struggle. A new one every other Thursday.

The page gets more convincing on its own. A list of links asks people to click and gives them no reason to. A map shows them that other people already did. It is not a number you set or a badge you buy: it is opens, it only goes up, and every country that lights up makes the links under it easier to trust.

This one is live, and it has you in United States.

A poll of sentiment, preferences, or opinions, answered on the map

One question, three honest answers, and a map that explains an argument every traveller has had.

Ask. Collect. Share. Grow.

A poll is easy to answer. A poll answered by country is worth reposting and that is how the next person finds you.

1. 01

   Ask

   Write a question and up to three answers. That is the entire setup, a minute, not an afternoon, and nothing to design.

2. 02

   Collect

   Share one link: a stream, a story, a newsletter, a pinned post. They answer in one tap, no account, no email, nothing to install.

3. 03

   Share

   The result is your next post. A map of how forty countries answered is something nobody else has published — “62% said coffee” is a number anyone could have made up.

4. 04

   Grow

   Every repost puts your link in front of someone who has not seen you and everyone who opens it lands on your map, whichever platform they came from.

Polls are everywhere — Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, Mentimeter, Slido. Analytics dashboards are everywhere. None of them show where. Every mapping tool shades a country by how much; almost none can put an answer on one and keep it readable.

Polls you could post today

Sentiment, preferences, contests, a opinion, or a question you are running for a sponsor — all the same link, all back on the same map. The trick is picking one whose answer changes depending on where you are: ask something everybody answers the same way and the map comes back a single colour. A fair result, and a boring post.

• Should voting be compulsory?

  YesNo

  Law in Australia, Belgium and most of South America, unheard of in the US and Britain. The map draws the line that already exists.

• Should military service be compulsory?

  YesNo

  Follows borders harder than almost anything: Korea, Israel, Switzerland and Finland against most of the rest.

• Shoes on or off in the house?

  OffOn

  Neither side believes the other exists in the numbers it does. The cleanest split on this page.

• Is it rude to turn up ten minutes late?

  YesNot at all

  Two countries can both be certain and both be opposite. That is the map worth posting.

• Could you afford to buy a home where you live?

  NoOnly with helpYes

  The gap between two countries here is wider than the gap between two people in either of them.

• How was this episode?

  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  Each country coloured by the score most people there gave it, so you see where it landed and where it did not.

• Did this convince you?

  Not at allCompletely

  Not every answer is a yes or a no. A lean between two poles catches the shades in between.

Want one for your audience?

Sign up and make your first link in a minute. It is free, and it is the only way to get a map of your audience, and a poll they can answer on it.