Social media can be another good option for getting feedback.

You have to be a little careful with social media because different people have different motivations and incentives.

That said, if you have a following on Twitter or LinkedIn, you should absolutely leverage it.

You’ll probably find most success by keeping your polls or questions. Simple.

Also it’s best. If you keep everything on the platform versus trying to get somebody to click away, to preview something.

If needed, you can use a screenshot, a GIF, or a short video.

A bad use of social media would be trying to get detailed feedback on complex flows. It’s just unlikely to happen and it’s too easy to just scroll right past to the next post.

An example of a good approach might be to share a screenshot. And then to ask for feedback on a specific piece of microcopy. It can be helpful if you provide like an A, B, and C option. This way people can quickly scan, everything and. Within 30 seconds, be able to provide an answer. Especially if all that’s required of them is to simply reply with a, B or C.