Calendly Meeting Polls Tutorial Quiz

What is the primary benefit of using Calendly's Meeting Polls feature?

• To automatically send meeting reminders

• To allow group members to vote on preferred meeting times

• To integrate with other calendar apps

• To schedule one-on-one meetings more efficiently

What is the first step in creating a Meeting Poll in Calendly?

• Enter the meeting location

• Send out email invitations

• Select the 'Create' button in the dashboard

• Choose the meeting duration

How can you specify the duration of a meeting in a Meeting Poll?

• By selecting a time slot on the calendar

• By entering the duration manually

• By choosing from predefined options

• By setting it in the meeting details

What option allows you to reserve times on your calendar when creating a Meeting Poll?

• Setting a meeting reminder

• Enabling placeholders

• Selecting a time zone

• Choosing a default calendar

What happens if you do not enable placeholders in a Meeting Poll?

• The meeting times will be automatically booked

• Other people may book those times with your Calendly link

• The poll will not be sent out

• The meeting will be canceled

How can you share the Meeting Poll link with participants?

• Only through email

• By embedding it on a website

• By printing and distributing it

• Through email, Slack, or text messaging

What do placeholders on your calendar represent?

• Confirmed meeting times

• Temporary holds until a time is selected

• Canceled meetings

• Unavailable times

What information must a recipient provide when voting on a Meeting Poll?

• Their job title

• Their home address

• Their email address

• Their phone number

How does Calendly notify you of votes received in a Meeting Poll?

• Through a text message

• By updating the calendar automatically

• Via email notifications

• Through a pop-up notification

What can you do if an unrecognized person votes in your Meeting Poll?

• Ignore their vote

• Remove them from the meeting

• Send them a warning email

• Block them from future polls