Questions that get comments: 40 examples for your page

Asking What do you think? under a post rarely works. It is too vague, and answering feels like homework. Questions that get comments are easy, specific and a little personal: people can answer in a few seconds without thinking hard.

Below are 40 questions you can adapt to almost any local business. Replace the words in brackets with your own products. Each comes with a short note on how to use it.

Easy one-tap questions

1. [A] or [B]? Two products side by side; ask people to reply with a letter.
2. Sweet or savoury breakfast? Works for any café or bakery morning post.
3. Morning person or night owl? Good for gyms and salons choosing class or opening times.
4. Rate this from 1 to 10. Use with a new product photo.
5. Which colour would you pick? For shops with several colour options.
6. Summer or winter? Seasonal posts, especially in Batumi or mountain resorts.
7. Reply with one emoji that describes your Monday. Low effort, high response; you do not need to use emojis yourself.
8. Yes or no: would you try this? For unusual new items.

Opinion questions

9. What should we add to the menu next? Then actually consider the answers.
10. Which of our [products] is underrated? Lets loyal customers show off.
11. What is the perfect [service] for a first visit? Regulars advise newcomers for you.
12. What is one thing every [café, salon, shop] should have? Useful feedback in disguise.
13. Which name fits this new [product] best? Offer three options.
14. Classic or modern style? For interiors, clothing, haircuts.
15. What would make your visit easier? Honest service feedback.
16. Is [popular trend] worth it, in your opinion? Gets debate going; keep it friendly.

Experience and memory questions

17. What was your first order here? Great for anniversaries.
18. Who would you bring here? Encourages tagging friends.
19. What is your go-to order? Simple and personal.
20. What dish reminds you of your grandmother's kitchen? Warm, works well in Georgian food culture.
21. Tell us your best [haircut, holiday, gift] story. Longer answers, deeper connection.
22. What do you always buy as a gift? Good before New Year.
23. What was the last thing that made your day? Light and friendly.
24. Where in Georgia do you go to rest? Locals and tourists both answer.

Help us decide

25. Should we open earlier on weekends? Real decisions get real answers.
26. Which day should we run our next event? Give two dates.
27. Which item should come back? List three discontinued products.
28. What price would you expect for this? Use carefully; it is market research.
29. Which photo should be our cover? Post two options.
30. What workshop would you join? For studios, schools and craft shops.
31. Which language do you prefer for our posts? Useful if your audience mixes Georgian, Russian and English.
32. What should our next giveaway prize be? Builds anticipation.

Local and fun questions

33. Best view in [your city]? Tbilisi, Kutaisi or Batumi readers love to argue.
34. Finish the sentence: a perfect Saturday is... Easy and open.
35. Guess what this is. A close-up of an ingredient or tool.
36. How many [items] are in this jar? Closest answer wins a small prize.
37. What song should we play today? Cafés, gyms, barbershops.
38. Fill in the blank: I would never say no to ___. Works for food and gifts.
39. Which local place should we collaborate with? Opens doors to partnerships.
40. What is one thing tourists must try here? Great in English for visitors.

How to get more answers

• Put the question first. Start the caption with it, not after five lines of text.
• Ask one question only. Several questions in one post split attention.
• Answer every comment in the first hours. A reply often turns into a conversation.
• Make it visual. A photo of two options makes A or B instantly clear.
• Avoid asking for comments as a trick. Comment YES to win style posts can look like spam; ask real questions instead.

Start this week

Pick three questions from this list: one easy, one opinion, one local. Add them to posts you were already planning. Reply to every answer, and note which questions got the most comments so you can reuse their format. For more content ideas, see post ideas for local businesses. If you want regular posts with questions built in, SocialAI can prepare them for you to review in advance.