Have you ever wanted quick feedback on your listing or product ? For example, what do people like most about the property ? How did they find the listing ? Would they recommend it to a friend ? What about pricing feedback ? Realivent’s new listing polls can help you answer those questions. For example, you can see a listing poll example on our right sidebar here. “I want to upgrade my home, what upgrade will give me the best ROI ?”

Here are the results so far:

Of the 74 votes, 54% of the people thought that the kitchen was the best ROI compared to 28% for bathrooms followed by 9% for the master bedroom. Sure, you already knew that but it makes a difference when you can see the results changing in real time on your own site instead of reading it online elsewhere. If you have a loyal following and good readership, the numbers should provide better insight into your question. The key to getting good results is asking the right questions and framing the right answers. You have total control over your poll. Ask very specific questions and provide answers that will invoke feedback that will validate your questions. We have two types of polls:

1)Listing polls - to get feedback on specific listings , some examples are:
a. Pricing
b. Feedback after showing c. How did someone find the listing
d. Best feature

2)Standard polls - to get feedback on any question
a. General opinion
b. Trends
c. Market feedback

After you’ve created your polls and have a good representative number of votes, you can log back into your Realivent account to see your poll summaries.
You can keep track of all your polls and refine your questions to continue to refine your research.

We hope to see lots of polls created and will share new poll ideas as we see them. In the meantime, let’s get the polls started, here’s how:

1. Login to your Realivent account
2. Go to the new “My Polls” tab
3. Create your new poll
4. Get embed code
5. Paste into your blog or website, embed it everwhere
(A note on embedding - the height may have to be adjusted if you have more answers. In this case , change the height parameter to 600px. 650px, or any other value that will make the poll height fit your page)

That’s it! Sit back and watch your poll results fly in.

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