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X Poll Thread Builder

Combine an audience poll with supporting context in a single X (Twitter) thread. - Input: the topic the poll asks about - Structure: intro tweet, poll tweet, supporting-facts tweets, closing vote-and-share tweet - Best for: driving engagement through a question rather than a straight statement - Tip: keep the poll question simple and binary for a higher response rate

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Build an X (formerly Twitter) thread that includes a poll about {topic}. Start with an engaging intro to the topic, then present the poll itself. Use the following tweets to share interesting facts or angles tied to the poll question. End with a tweet urging followers to vote and share their views.
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