Survey Engine

Let your readers help with your ad research and development

The nitty-gritty of it all

We have a couple of theories about how a survey should work.
Simple to take is a given, but what about simple to make? Does it build
your subscriber database? Does it make you money, or make you cooler
just for having it? We're talking about the things that make a survey
system worth using.

Flexibility:

Pick from multiple answer options to build the survey you (and your sales team) need.

Make changes to live surveys in real time with no down time.

Custom branding to match your exiting site or go someplace new makes the survey truly yours.

Design any survey from a nuts-and-bolts questionnaire to a hip, local Best Of.

Portability:

A site, mobile HMTL5 site, and iPhone/iPad app makes your survey available to everyone, everywhere.

Voters can switch devices, pick up where they left off, and finalize their ballot once they're ready to commit.

Monetize:

Serve ads in multiple locations:

• Mobile
• App
• Leaderboard (header & footer)
• Right column ads (Choose the number of positions and sizes that work for you)

Generate revenue with ad targeting across devices, different surveys, down to specific question categories.

Voter Emails and Stats:

Allow users to sign up for your newsletters or promotional offers .

Export voter registration information for your records.

Option to require voters to authenticate votes by email, minimizing junk emails.

Review votes on site, then export to share your results (or declare your winners!)

Just in case our surveys don't say it all, here's what their owners have to add:

A Few Words from Metro Pulse

"Wehaa has been a joy to work with. Their survey engine has helped us to step up the level of our Best of Knoxville voting this year. The new survey is well organized and works smoothly with mobile technology. Additionally, the new iPhone app gives us even more credibility with readers as the top poll in town. The Wehaa team worked hard under tight deadlines to get this produced on time for us. We were concerned about the additional cost over the previous survey engine we were using but with the addition of ads we made up for the cost three times over. The customer service has been awesome. They contact us regularly to make sure we are happy."

Here's a quick quiz:

1) When was the last time you thought a survey was cool? (Hint: Was it one of ours?)

2) True or False, should creating and running a survey be hard?

3) When taking a survey, would you rather...

A. Sit locked to your desk with writing utensil and paper like you're taking a middle school math test.

B. Download the app from iTunes and ponder your choices over several Starbucks sessions, a walk in the park, and a haircut.

C. Switch willy-nilly between iPad, Android, Blackberry, your sister's iPod, dad's "trusty" PC, and back again just because you can.

D. All of the above...even A, if you're traditional like that.