Wedgies

@rrhoover Thanks, Ryan! I love seeing comments from Tumblr users that are amazed when their Wedgies polls show up in their dashboard instead of being a grey box. There are also some nice tricks you can use with animated GIFs in a Wedgies poll that make them show up on the Tumblr Dashboard with autoplay.

@KennedysGarage Ha! Thanks! @porterhaney and I have a lot of stories, most of them we reserve to tell over beers in dark bars. We do own both the domain Wedgies.com AND the trademark and have plotted many ways to use both to help end cyber bullying by delivering cease and desist letters to anyone found giving an IRL wedgie and bragging about it. If any hunters travel through Vegas, where we are located, and want to grab a drink or coffee and hear more stories just hit us up on Twitter. https://twitter.com/porterhaney https://twitter.com/jimmyjacobson

@KennedysGarage thanks man, glad you like the shirt!

@jimmyjacobson this is awesome. I didn't know you could embed polls like this on Twitter. I need to catch up. I bet we could do some creative things with Product Hunt.

@rrhoover This is a brand new integration that Wedgies is powering in partnership with Twitter. It's in limited release right now but would love to talk about getting ProductHunt into the beta.

@jimmyjacobson that would be fantastic. I think we can make a great case study. :) cc @buster

@rrhoover hey ryan you can do it with Yopine too...you can also poll a room (or larger) by pinning the poll on the wifi signal (no login required).

@smalter great question, Walter. We view surveys as a unique piece of content - and not just the question, the results too. For every question we create an image of the results and you can use that image to create follow up content to your original question. You can see how Pantene used the results of a poll as a piece of realtime marketing content during the Oscars here: http://blog.wedgies.com/post/787... For your company, asking a question and then following up with your audience with the results of a poll is a great way to start leveraging survey as content.

@thomasknoll There is a lot of competition for your audiences' attention right now. Making your poll questions fit into the flow of the content they are already seeing will increase the response rate. I always advocate making your questions more fun and lighthearted, even when collecting real data. Upload an animated GIF of dancing octogenarians when making a Wedgies poll about age/demographics for example.

@jimmyjacobson can you share a few creative examples of how others have used Wedgies? +1 for GIFs (obviously).

@rrhoover This is my favorite animated GIF Wedgie to date. If you have ever watched while someone tries on all five of their Warby Parker frames, you will appreciate this one too. http://blog.wedgies.com/post/751... Other uses range from teams and groups voting on where to have lunch and publications like Engadget and Wall Street Journal expanding the reach of a story through readers voting and sharing their votes back to social media.

@jimmyjacobson been waiting to see y'all hit the PH board! @rrhoover +1gillion IMO ;)

@thejulielogan Thanks! Nutmeg is fun. I've been sending GIFs to my non techie friends with it!