This month you can find the pollsb customizable poll widget on some really cool sites:

Blogtv is using our poll widget to have an election poll.

Bella and Edward, a website dedicated to the Twilight book series, polls its readers on their expectations from the upcoming Twilight movie.

Gameriot, a website dedicated to Blizzard games, posted a poll about some controversial new features of Diablo 3, while Diablo3x, another Diablo 3 fansite, posted a poll widget asking about Pvp in Diablo 3.

JBFan, a Jonas Brothers fansite, posts weekly polls on the ever popular Jonas Bros.

Since we’re all geeks here at Polls Boutique, nothing makes us happier than seeing our poll widget appear in two of the web’s best gaming blogs: PS3 Fanboy, and PSP Fanboy.

Here’s one of their polls referring to this post:

create a free poll on pollsb.com

Be sure to check them out. If you have a blog and are using our poll widget, let us know! We’ll be happy to feature your blog right here!

In the next chapter of this installment on how to create polls on polls Boutique, we’ll take a look at video polls and learn how to create a video poll on Polls Boutique.

Polls Boutique allows you to embed all sorts of video widgets in polls. We support Youtube video, Google video, Metacafe, Vimeo and many more.

All you have to do to create a video poll is:

1. On Polls Boutique, click “create your own poll”.

2. On the poll creation screen, choose the video poll tab.

3. A blank embed window will appear on both the option fields and the poll question field.

4. Paste your video(s) embed code next to the question or the answer fields.

5. Hit “Create” and you’re done. Your video poll is ready.

Here’s an example of a video poll:

“Polls Boutique, which is a play on words from the 1989 Beastie Boys album, is a free polling service that’s great for creating simple polls with statistical depth and a great sense of community.” Writes Webware writer, Josh Lowensohn.

“Polls Boutique lets you build and deploy a poll to your blog or social networking profile quickly and easily. What makes it notable is that you can add all sorts of media to your polls like photos, audio and video clips. It’s also got some really great statistical analysis that lets you see the make-up of your voters, both in gender and age. There are also options to drill down by specific age group, geographical location, and even astrological sign (we’re not counting votes from Sagittarius voters in the poll below–sorry).”

Read the rest of the review on Webware.