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Cross your favorite social networking page with a mobile phone and you get Jygy. On the one hand, Jygy offers you mobile access to all the major social networking sites, so you can constantly check in on your profile page and update information. On the other hand, Jygy provides services on its own home site. You can network via text message, poll your friends, start a mobile chatroom, or, if you are technologically inclined, create a “groove”- your own mobile service (like a “joke of the day” or television forum). Jygy is completely free to use, although obviously it is highly sugg...  read more
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Polljunkie is a nice and simple little site that offers quite possibly the fastest way of creating polls. There is no sign up or registration required, meaning that you simply have to go to the site, and start filling out your poll. Simply enter the poll title, the expiry date, and if you want, your email, so that you can be alerted whenever anyone answers. Next, enter your question and choose the format that you would like people to answer in, be it multiple choice, “yes/no”, rating or ranking. You are then given a URL that you can send to people that you’d like to answer and anothe... read more
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Do you have a particular question that you would like to ask the rest of the world? Swarmpolls is a site that allows you to ask any question that is on your mind and have it answered by everyone else. Asking questions is simple but you have to answer at least six questions from others before you can post your question. This feature, while adding an extra minute or two to the process, ensures that the site is full of answers and not just questions. A quick glance at the page shows you that this is not a typical polling site; the questions run the gamut from questions about sex to questions a... read more
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Blabbr allows you to tell the world how you feel about any person, place, thing, idea or even a mobile number. Basically, go to Blabbr enter your topic and then rate it on a scale of -2 to 2 and write a comment. Others can agree or disagree with your rating and the points will be adjusted accordingly. So if there is a certain person that you really don’t like or a movie you just saw that you loved, go to Blabbr and let the rest of the world know what you think. Blabbr is available on Facebook and you can also access it directly from your mobile phone so the next time you are at a restaur... read more
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PerkyPoll allows anyone to log on and make a poll and then view the results as other members reply. You can put the poll right on your blog so that people can answer right from it. You can also go to PerkyPoll and search through other people’s polls to see what they have had to say and also add your input. Creating a poll is simple and you can control the time period of the poll, who can respond (members or anyone), and whether it is private or public. If you are interested, there are also easy to follow instructions for creating a PerkyPoll widget. PerkyPoll can be used by anyone inter... read more
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StrawPoll is a polling website that asks questions that can be answered in the Twitter environment. You can check poll results and people’s answers by going to the StrawPoll website. To get started with StrawPoll you will first need to sign up for Twitter since without Twitter, the concept doesn’t make much sense! Upon registering for a Twitter account, you simply select that you would like follow strawpoll and voila, you will now receive StrawPoll questions on your Twitter account. You can reply to the questions directly from your Twitter account as well and then can go to StrawPoll to... read more
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Tired of the expensive equipment that goes along with public opinion polling? Poll Everywhere is an all-software alternative. Users select a question, a set number of answers, and an overall layout on Poll Everywhere’s website, and an audience is directed to text message their responses to a specific number. The results can then be displayed in real time online or in a power point presentation. Even better, the first 100 responses are free, and for larger numbers of participants, Poll Everywhere offers competitive prices. The software is ideal for teachers, religious leaders, event plan... read more
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Let’s have a show of hands for how many of you think that there are just way too many social polling sites on the web. Whether or not you agree, the “show of hands” method is still the quickest, most efficient way to gather and interpret community knowledge and opinion, and SubmitYourVote is another social polling site who is trying to do exactly that. The concept is simple. Users generate their own polls, pose questions they are interested and get results over a broad demographic to find answers. Submit your vote wants to create a “voting revolution,” but only with your help.... read more
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BuzzDash functions as a polling website, with a few other tricks up it’s sleeve. Primarily you can use the service as a means in which to gauge popular opinion from topics like movies, relationships, sports teams, politics, or whatever you like. These polling modules are dubbed “buzzbites” which double function as a forum where people can give, share, and rant about their opinions. Browse from dozens of your favorite topics or start your own buzzbite, and not only get the raw stats, but commentary from the voters as well. ... read more
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