Ask a Thousand
Ask a thousand customers one question on WhatsApp, call it honestly, answer everyone back.
The job
Put a pending decision to the people it affects, hear them in their own words, call the result only when the margin allows, tell every participant what was decided, and re-poll 30 days later on whether it worked.
The moment
In the evening policy session the seating chart fills as 1,140 replies arrive, and at 21:42 the desk calls it: PROJECTION: residents back evening hours, 64% +/- 5. The minister's office approves the tell-back, and the room watches a thousand seats light up as the WhatsApp reaches each one. A month later the second vote reads It worked: 71%.
What it does
- Create a ballot
- Send the one-question pulse
- Confirm or exclude a proposed stance
- Call the result and record the decision
- Tell every participant what was decided; schedule the second vote
What you see
A seating chart that fills with replies, beside an election-night projection desk (swingometer, district map, 'too close to call')
What it moves
Days from question to decision, participation rate, and the complaint trend on the decided theme (second-vote approval as the outcome check)
Built for
- Product & digital
- Marketing, brand & comms
- Analysts & data
