# What are some interactive Facebook post ideas?

- Published: 2023-02-26 (updated 2023-02-24)
- Author: [Connectively](https://blog.connectively.us/author/terkel.md)
- Topics: [Questions](https://blog.connectively.us/category/questions.md)
- Source: https://blog.connectively.us/what-are-some-interactive-facebook-post-ideas/
- Publication: Connectively
- Publisher: Connectively (Terkel, Inc.)
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From Facebook polls to popular memes, here are 5 answers to the question, “What are some interactive Facebook post ideas?”

-   Two Truths and a Lie
-   Popular Memes
-   Ask Your Followers What They Would Like to See More Of
-   Facebook Poll to Increase Brand Engagement
-   Ask Your Followers a Question

### Two Truths and a Lie

Our team does a Two Truths and a Lie post featuring one of our employees bi-monthly. The post invites people to comment which fact about the employee they think is a lie. It also showcases the employee’s role and how they help our customer base.

These posts immediately get an easy boost in the algorithm, because the employee’s family, friends, and customers they’ve worked with immediately want to comment their guess. Our other employees also want to interact with the post and make a guess, since they work with the person every day. This causes the post to get a ton of traction as soon as it’s posted, so it can reach a wider audience.

Social media algorithms love comments, and that’s exactly what our Two Truths and a Lie post invites people to do. These posts also give a face to our brand and show off our team’s personality in a way that makes us more relatable to our audience.

<aside class="expert"><img src="https://featured-com-images.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/profile-images/72a81958-a73b-487f-92d7-648305e7fc43.webp" alt="Jessica Ayre" loading="lazy"><p><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicayre/" rel="noopener">Jessica Ayre</a>, Content Marketing Specialist, <a href="https://www.textrequest.com/" rel="noopener">Text Request</a></p></aside>

### Popular Memes

We utilize popular memes, modify them to fit our industry, and share them on our profile. Customers value this kind of material because it conveys a sense of humor and demonstrates that we actively follow online discussions.

<aside class="expert"><img src="https://featured-com-images.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/profile-images/c5ade813-eb40-4679-ac9b-85ec50afae49.webp" alt="Sanket Shah" loading="lazy"><p><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/sanketsh/" rel="noopener">Sanket Shah</a>, CEO, <a href="https://invideo.io/" rel="noopener">InVideo</a></p></aside>

### Ask Your Followers What They Would Like to See More Of

We use Facebook to engage with our audiences by frequently asking them what they would like to see more of. From the feedback we receive, we then make it a priority to create collections according to what our audience is demanding. It’s a win-win situation.

<aside class="expert"><img src="https://featured-com-images.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/profile-images/4bcbb754-7e9b-4c46-806a-f91091879598.webp" alt="Sumeer Kaur" loading="lazy"><p><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/sumeer-kaur-799436223/" rel="noopener">Sumeer Kaur</a>, CEO, <a href="https://www.lashkaraa.com" rel="noopener">Lashkaraa</a></p></aside>

### Facebook Poll to Increase Brand Engagement

One of the most popular interactive Facebook post ideas is a “poll” post. Our brand uses a poll on Facebook to ask our followers to vote on something related to our service or even something trivial. For example, we shared a poll asking for their 2023 New Year’s Resolution related to wealth and mental health. This type of post has been shown to increase engagement and provide valuable insights for brands.

<aside class="expert"><img src="https://featured-com-images.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/profile-images/88fdd304-f426-404d-af47-df697e899308.webp" alt="Georgi Todorov" loading="lazy"><p><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgitodorovbg/" rel="noopener">Georgi Todorov</a>, Founder, <a href="https://thrivemyway.com" rel="noopener">ThriveMyWay</a></p></aside>

### Ask Your Followers a Question

One interactive Facebook post idea we use is we ask your followers a question that evokes a response. For example, we would ask them to share their favorite memory from last year or their opinion on a particular topic. This type of post encourages followers to engage with our content in a meaningful way and helps to build relationships. Furthermore, we use the answers to gain insight into what our followers care about and tailor our content to better meet their needs and interests.

<aside class="expert"><img src="https://featured-com-images.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/profile-images/0ad946d8-b5c7-4ed7-9730-1e2acabf50b8.webp" alt="Isabella Meyer" loading="lazy"><p><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/isabella-meyer-039084205/" rel="noopener">Isabella Meyer</a>, Editor, <a href="https://artincontext.org/" rel="noopener">Artincontext</a></p></aside>

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