Polls For travel
Ask your readers how they actually travel. Post the map that comes back
The best travel post is somebody finding out their normal is regional. Ask one question and the map does that to your whole audience at once.
A regular poll sucks
Haggling over a price: expected, or rude?
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Haggling over a price: expected, or rude?
The same poll, but results on a map
Haggling: expected, or rude?
- Expected45% · 1,711
- Sometimes33% · 1,282
- Rude22% · 845
3,838 answersToo few to call
This is the kind of result people screenshot and argue with, and the kind of map that makes a poll go viral.
This one took a minute to write
Answer it and watch your own country move. Window or aisle would have given you one flat colour; what somebody was taught at home gives you this.
Haggling: expected, or rude?
- Expected45% · 1,711
- Sometimes33% · 1,282
- Rude22% · 845
3,838 answersToo few to call
Making that one
You type “Haggling over a price: expected, or rude?”, add three answers, and share the link. That is the whole setup.
Nobody answering it needs an account, an email, or anything installed. The map starts filling in as they answer, and it is yours to post whenever you like.
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Before a trip
Ask what you should know before you land. The replies are advice; the map is who is giving it.
A place people argue about
Worth it, or overrated? The locals and the visitors disagree, and the map is the only chart that separates them.
A habit you picked up
Do you do this at home? Half your audience finds out their normal is regional.
After the trip
Which of these would you actually do again? A list becomes a map somebody sends to a friend.
You already know the answer where you live.
Ask the people who read you, and find out where else it holds.
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