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LinkedIn Is Allowing Their Users To Add Polls Into Their Posts

Have you ever heard about LinkedIn or ever create a profile on it?

Those who are working as a professional are definitely familiar with LinkedIn, which is a great platform for individuals to build up their career through social media.

When we talk about Social Media Marketing, LinkedIn is one of the most effective channels that help professionals to generate leads through promoting a brand or an online business. LinkedIn contains more than 380 million registered users and the network allows organizations to connect with the world with such a huge audience.

Recently the team of LinkedIn has been working on a new feature that allows their users to add a poll or review to any post. The new poll feature was identified by an expert during the search of finding unreleased features by social media apps.

What Is New in This Feature?

According to the user’s experience who uses this feature, it is a little bit similar to twitter polls. With this LinkedIn poll feature, users can create a simple poll with one question or a query and put up to four options or responses. And another benefit of using this feature that the polls can last more than two weeks, which is simply twice to twitter polls that maximum last for seven days.

Basically, other leading social media platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, allow polls but it is only able to be created or shared in the stories that will be disappeared after 24 hours.

However, LinkedIn has not officially announced anything about their new feature like when it will be released. Moreover, the company has quietly published several documents about how to use polls when the feature is eventually launched that is giving a hint about it. But the feature is available on LinkedIn and will eventually be rolling out to users.

More related to LinkedIn poll feature

Visibility

As per the experienced users, when they sta8rt creating a poll they had to adjust the visibility settings first.  This visibility setting will help SMM Professionals to set the visibility criteria for the audience however you wish to participate in poll. The by default visibility setting is “anyone,” but you can go for other options as follows:

Anyone + Twitter – it will be visible to all the users registered on both LinkedIn and Twitter.

Connections only – visible to 1st-degree connections of the user or poll author only.

Group members – with this option you can only visible to members of a specific group where the poll was shared.

Event attendees –this is ideal when you create a event and make the poll visible to any attendee of a specific event.

Remember one thing that once you set the visibility for a poll, you can’t change it in any condition.

Duration of poll

Duration of a poll can be set to any of the options like One day, Three days, One week, Two weeks.

Poll Insights

The creator of a poll is the only one who will be able to view who voted and how each person voted. Moreover, he or she can also view the aggregate results displayed in a complete percentage format and the number of votes per option individually. Similarly, when a LinkedIn Page creates a poll, all admins of that LinkedIn Page will be able to see whom voted and how each person voted. These LinkedIn Polls can be created on the desktop homepage, as well as on the LinkedIn app for iOS and Android.

So now it’s time to ends this blog here and I hope you had learned about the latest changes done by LinkedIn in the context of getting polls and feedbacks through Social media. In case, if you had any hurdles while implementing these updates, or any other query related to Social Media Marketing then, you can consult with the experts of ProICT LLC. As they have experienced Digital Marketing professionals who are serving in the marketplace as one of the leading Social Media Marketing Service Providers Company In the USA.

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