Myspace Surveys Promotes Interaction on Your Web Site

In the social chat rooms and blog arenas, it's become customary to say hello and share information about yourself. Myspace surveys are a popular, sometimes risqué and many times fun way to get the conversation going. One way to do that with ease is to offer a Myspace survey or Myspace poll on your blog. You can either post a link to the Myspace survey, or copy the HTML code and paste it into an HTML editing window. If you look carefully at your blog, many offer the choice between HTML editing windows and plain text editing windows. If you paste the HTML code, be sure you're in an HTML editor window, otherwise you just paste a bunch of extra command language that is unattractive.

A Myspace survey often provides a list of questions that can prompt the unleashing of your writing spirit, or it can provide a means for people to learn something about themselves and others. Or it can just be plain fun. Many websites are offering Myspace surveys for free. Some websites offer you the ability to create your own survey. The Myspace surveys differ in style-some are a list of questions with blank spaces for you to offer your own answers. Others let you pick from a selection of answers, sum the responses and either tell you how everyone else rates or provides a graphic that summarizes your results. Sometimes the graphics that come with the Myspace survey are quite fancy, provide animation and sometimes they look more professional. Professional oriented Myspace surveys can be a great way for you to connect with your customers and find out how your services are meeting their needs.

Here's some I looked at and how they rank up, the top two I spent the most time at, with the third being the flashiest. If you go looking for surveys, beware popup and other ads. Also, the best surveys aren't necessarily the ones that google and yahoo deliver up first. It pays to look around.

Quizmymates

Themes: celebrities, fun, teens, humor, love, cartoons, cars, technology and more

How to install: provides code

Need to join?: No

Popup: ad for joining the military

Create a survey? yes

Picture attractiveness good

Style: answer questions with default answers

Result: photo and comparison to others

Quizopolis

Themes: fun, quiz, survey, user created, alphabetized, trivia on such subjects as what type of kisser, monster or princess you are.

How to install: provides code, automated posting to many blog sites

Need to join?: No, but email address required to get results

Popup: No

Create a survey? yes

Picture attractiveness good

Style: answer questions with default answers

Result: photo and comparison to others

Wishafriend

Themes: About me, fun, holidays, love, music, movies

How to install: provides code

Need to join?: No

Popup: Yes, troublesome

Create a survey? yes

Picture attractiveness flashy with animation

Style: answer questions with default answers

Result: polls offer results

Bzoink

Theme: Varied. Lists are ordered by user created, teenager, fun, alphabetized, shows the most popular and the number of questions and length.

How to install: provides code for a variety of specific blogs

Need to join?: No

Popup: No

Create a survey? Yes

Picture attractiveness varied

Style: fill in the blank mostly

Result: varied

Quizcat

Theme: most recent, popular, highest rated

How to install: provides code or link

Need to join?: yes

Popup: yes

Create a survey? yes

Picture attractiveness varied

Style: varied

Result: varied

Lucky Polls

Themes: self-defined only

How to install: provides code and link

Need to join?: No

Popup: No

Create a survey? Yes

Picture attractiveness Ok

Style: Answer questions with default answers

Result: requires your password-I suggest you give a fake

OnlyMyspace.com/myspace-surveys

Theme: Full survey, About you, Have you ever?, Who's the last person to?, What's the last?, Can you?, Finish the line?

How to install: provides code

Need to join?: No

Popup: No

Create a survey? No

Picture attractiveness professional

Style: fill in the blanks

Result: No