With the quick poll, the question sits inside the email and each answer is a button: the click is the vote, with no form to open.

In three steps

  1. Create → Quick poll: write your question and its answers, add images if you like, then put the poll online.
  2. In the newsletter editor, drag in the Quick poll block and choose your poll and its style: stacked or side-by-side buttons, pills, a list of links, a checklist or a scale.
  3. Send it: the votes appear in the campaign report, next to the opens and clicks.

Good to know

  • The answers are real email buttons: Outlook and Gmail included, with no add-on.
  • After clicking, readers land on a thank-you page that can show them the results.
  • A newsletter whose poll is offline is not sent: no reader ever lands on a closed vote.
  • Edited the poll? “Update from the quick poll” in the block is all it takes.

Need several questions? A button in the newsletter leads to the full survey, with the reader's email address already filled in. Which one to choose?

In detail: the survey inside an email.

Mailpro forms, surveys and quizzes

Your next newsletter can ask a question

A block to drag in, one click to vote, the results in the campaign report.

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