Doopoll to make polls and surveys great again
by Startacus Admin
Engaging with customers could become easier and better than ever before thanks to Welsh based startup, Doopoll.
Polls and surveys are not things that many people tend to think about, unless they are going to tell us which Disney princess we are, which a disappointing amount of them do not. However, surveys and polls can be a simple but powerful tool to keep on top of what your customers and potential customers are thinking and feeling, about the market you’re in, about your business specifically, about anything you care to ask them. Certainly polls hosted by Twitter or Facebook are handy and do the job for the simple things, but for the important stuff, you need something a bit more powerful and in-depth.
Welsh startup Doopoll, based in Cardiff, is that something.
They have already seen around one million people filling out the surveys hosted by them, via clients such as Admiral, O2, and the FSB (the small business one, not the Russian one...we think), and the first half of 2019 has been good to them.
Doopoll allows users to easily and quickly create a poll and send it out in any way they need, including to mailing lists and to social media. Respondents can view and use these polls on any device that isn’t a rotary telephone, and you can see responses in real time. These results can be viewed on the dashboard, in reports or, most handily for meetings or events, in the form of a slideshow.
The more in-depth data found in reports can be converted into various kinds of charts and embedded into web pages or slideshows or anything else you need.
Although coming with data-capture options to help build mailing lists, Doopoll is fully GDPR compliant and is fully brand-customisable. In-built collaboration, live results, live chat support… With all sorts of options to keep polling simple but powerful, Doopoll has placed itself in the perfect position to be many a marketer/PR person’s best friend.
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