Let your readers vote right inside the email.
Add a question to your newsletter: every answer becomes a button. One click casts the vote, with no form to fill in, and the results appear in your campaign report.
Your opinion matters
We are preparing our next webinar. Help us pick the topic: vote with one click below.
Which topic for our next webinar?
A survey answered without leaving the inbox
Many readers never follow a link to a questionnaire. With the Mailpro quick poll, the question sits in the email and every answer is a button: the click is the vote. Readers then land on a thank-you page that shows them the results. You get more answers, faster, and you see them next to the opens and clicks of your campaign. The quick poll is part of Mailpro surveys, in the same tool as your newsletters.
A block you drag in, like text or an image
In the newsletter editor, drag the Quick poll block where you want it and pick your poll. The question and answers appear immediately. Changed the poll since? One click on “Update from poll” is enough.
Create a survey →Which topic for our next webinar?
Six answer layouts, or images
Stacked or side-by-side buttons, pills, a list of links, a checklist or a scale: choose the layout that suits your question, then set colors, shape, text size and alignment. For a more visual choice, give each answer an image: readers click the one they prefer.
Which topic interests you?
Which topic interests you?
Which topic interests you?
Which topic interests you?
Results in the campaign report
Your campaign report shows the poll: number of votes and percentage for each answer, next to opens and clicks. Full results stay available with your other polls and export in one click.
See statistics →Quick poll results
Illustrative figures
Never a closed vote in an inbox
Mailpro checks your poll before sending: a newsletter whose poll is offline is not sent, so no reader ever lands on a closed vote. For a test send, a simple warning lets you decide. And if you translate your newsletter with the AI assistant, the question and answers are translated too.
Your next newsletter can already ask its question.
Try it for 30 daysA poll in your newsletter in three steps
Write the question
In Create › Quick poll, write your question and answers, add images if you like, then put the poll online.
Drop it into the newsletter
In the newsletter editor, add the Quick poll block, pick your poll and its style.
Send and follow
Readers vote with one click; results appear in the campaign report in real time.
What to ask your readers?
“Was this article useful?”
Quick feedback at the end of the newsletter, to know which topics to keep.
“Which topic for our next webinar?”
Let your audience choose the program; more of them will attend.
“Which date suits you best?”
Settle an event, a meeting or a training session in a single newsletter.
“Would you recommend our service?”
A one-click satisfaction check, without a long questionnaire. To go further, see our rating scales and NPS.
Outlook, Gmail or newsletter: which method?
Putting a poll in an email works differently depending on whether you write to a few colleagues or to your whole contact list.
| Need | Outlook voting buttons | Link to a form (Gmail…) | Mailpro quick poll |
|---|---|---|---|
| Write to | A few colleagues, internally | Anyone | Your whole contact list |
| Answer | In Outlook only | Open the link, fill in a form | One click in the email |
| On brand | No | Depends on the tool | Colors, styles, images |
| Results | In your sent items | In the form tool | In the campaign report |
Frequently asked questions
Does the recipient have to open a page to vote?
Does the poll work in Outlook and Gmail?
Can I use images as answers?
What happens if the poll is offline?
Where do I see the results?
Is the poll translated with my newsletter?
Ask your first question in your next newsletter
Create your account, try Mailpro for 30 days and add a quick poll to your newsletter. Your data stays hosted in Switzerland.