Polls for Gmail is a fast pre-test channel for marketing teams — subject-line votes among the team before send, concept rankings with customer panels, message pulse-checks with a slice of the newsletter list. One-click voting means response rates that beat any embedded survey link.
Examples
Pre-tests, concept votes, customer signal — all without a survey tool.
Why it works
The reply rate is the alpha. Polls for Gmail pulls it forward.
Inline polls dramatically out-respond embedded survey links because there's no leaving-the-inbox tax.
Pick the winning subject line, headline, or CTA with your team or a small customer panel — in hours, not weeks.
Watch the count climb. Screenshot for Slack. Export to CSV for your campaign retro.
Reach out to your customer panel without asking them to log into a research portal. Single click, in their inbox.
FAQ
Surveys are for considered, multi-question research. Polls for Gmail is for single, fast questions — the kind you'd otherwise ask in a Slack poll or a meeting. Lower friction means dramatically higher response rates for one-question signal.
Yes, but in a structured way: send your team or a panel of customers a poll showing the candidate subject lines, get their picks, then send the winner to your real list. It's a fast pre-test, not a live A/B.
Pro users export per-poll results as CSV — option, vote count, percentage, timestamp. Drop it into your campaign retro deck or your campaign-tracking spreadsheet.
Voters are unlimited on every plan. Email 10 internal stakeholders or 5,000 newsletter subscribers — every recipient can vote in one click.
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