Be careful asking for too many details be specific rather than general in your question.On the other hand, that shuts down the chance for interesting comments, so it's best to try a little of each, while ensuring that your open-ended questions are short and easy. Social media expert John Haydon says closed questions (that elicit yes or no answers) are fine on Facebook because nobody wants to chew up time answering in long ways. In terms of closed versus open-ended questions, there is a divergence of opinion. It should be as easy as 'What's your favorite color' in terms of being able to answer fast. Avoid questions that require too much thinking.Make sure you use the term 'Fill in the blank' at the commencement of your post. Ask questions with an edge to them, like 'Do you live near a nuclear power station?'.You don't know how to do something or you just plain don't know something? Use your Facebook Page to ask for the answer! Use this as a chance to 'share experiences'. Try to avoid the polls that 'data mine' and make it easy for identity theft (like those that ask what your first pet's name was, what your mother's maiden name is, what street you grew up on, and other questions that are typically security questions). Facebook has a questions feature that makes it easy for you to add a poll. Use pop/short quizzes or surveys/polls to get people answering and sharing their thoughts.Also, multiple choice questions can be a great way to draw people in because they're The key guidelines are brevity, ease of reading and answering, and interesting topics. And often, it's interesting for others to learn from too. It can spark off a two-way conversation that can last for days. Either of these two approaches can help to draw in people who like to give their advice, opinions, or ideas.
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