Ever wanted to conduct a poll across a range of websites? Say you’ve developed a sort of far-reaching camaraderie with other publishers, and you’d like to know what your respective visitorships think about various topics. How can you easily coordinate such an effort?
Pangea Media may have the answer. A self-professed online advertising and new-media company, Pangea runs a property called Quibblo, which specializes in user-generated quizzes and polls.[img src="http://sale-online.click/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/quibbloquiz.jpg" caption="" credit="" alt=""] And today the site is debuting a new development that seeks to offer a convenient way to operate surveys across multiple venues on the Web. The name, very simply, is “Collaborative Polling.”
The way it works is also fairly straightforward. Those wishing to conduct polls or surveys can create a Quibblo widget to place on a site. Other site operators can then click the ‘Share’ function on the voting applet, and post it on their own desired pages. And as they pull in activity from their own reader pools, results can be quickly monitored through the ‘More’ tab. (On Quibblo.com, more details of results are displayed. An example of this can be found here.)