New feature: Respondent Tags

May 27th, 2009 by Eoin

PollDaddy Blog

respondent tagsThe new custom tags feature will allow you append as many tags to the survey url as you like. This means you can add an identifier, perhaps unique to you, like an email address, customer id, department etc. Then when the survey is filled out, the identifier will be associated with this response and will be visible in the survey reports.

For instance take a look at a standard survey URL below…

http://surveys.polldaddy.com/s/HE12EE2348B420D27/

If I had a survey recipient that I wanted to identify or tag with the following…
name – John Smith
customerID- 22343

Your new survey link going out to that person would look like…
http://surveys.polldaddy.com/s/HE12EE2348B420D27/?email=John_Smith&dept=22343

The extra tags at the end of the link will then be saved along with that response. You can use this feature to track as much data as you want. For more information check out our help section.





3 Responses to “New feature: Respondent Tags”

  1. The URL does not seem to match the sample data.

    Posted By: Verious | May 27th, 2009 3:17 pm




  2. awesome feature. a simple improvement but is a major one. great to see.

    Posted By: Paul Neto | June 2nd, 2009 7:31 pm




  3. CORRECTION

    Is there anyway to restrict a poll so that people have to use it in one location? i.e. they CANT use links or widgets to vote for the same poll elsewhere?

    Just curious, seems like a big loophole if not..

    Posted By: Onuora Amobi | July 20th, 2009 7:52 pm




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