Facebook "Voting" App
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I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a "voting" app on Facebook. We have some user-generated recipes that we want to post and allow our fans to vote for their favorite.
Similar to this: http://www.facebook.com/New7WondersofNature#!/New7WondersofNature?sk=app_114026852036251
I've contacted Woobox but they only allow users to choose between 2 options and we would need 5.
Any thoughts?Thanks!
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Greg - That actually is a great suggestion. We've used FB questions in the past for feedback on flavors and recipes. It is my fall back solution if I cannot find an apps that
a) Allows photos
b) Allows a link to individual "recipe" pages
Unfortunately, for now FB questions doesn't offer this sort of functionality. Thanks for the suggestion though!
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Apologies if you've already considered this, but, how about using Facebook Questions for your fan page?
Just visit your page as an admin user and you have the Question option with the status update section, or alternatively you can switch to using Facebook as your page and visit the main Questions section.
Here's a quick guide on Mashable for the second option - http://mashable.com/2011/03/28/how-to-add-facebook-questions/
Hopefully that has the flexibility you need!
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