Social Media Audience Survey
Platform habits, content reactions, and what earns a follow versus an unfollow.
4 questions · 1 page · about 1 minute to answer · fully editable after you start
Platform analytics show engagement; this survey shows the sentiment behind it – which of your content types the audience genuinely enjoys versus tolerates, the posting-frequency tolerance line, and the unfollow triggers they have acted on with other accounts, which is your cautionary list.
The why-followed-in-the-first-place answers define your account's contract with its audience; content strategy that honours the contract compounds, content that drifts from it bleeds followers politely.
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Following us
Thank you for following us. This survey asks why you follow and what you want to see, so we can post things worth your attention. It takes about 1 minute.
Q1.Why did you originally follow us?*
- Useful tips and how-tos
- Industry news
- Entertainment and personality
- Product updates and offers
- Other…
Q2.React honestly to our content types.
| Would unfollow over it | Neutral | Love it | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Educational posts | |||
| Behind-the-scenes | |||
| Promotional posts | |||
| Memes and humour |
Q3.Our posting frequency feels...
- Too much
- Right
- I want more
Q4.What makes you unfollow ANY account, instantly?
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