YouTube community tab - poll-style engagement post

Text-only YouTube community-tab poll for an immigration channel, designed to surface audience profile + drive subsequent video views.

CA · Canada

Write a YouTube community-tab text post in poll format. Output: POLL QUESTION (max 100 chars), 4 OPTIONS (max 30 chars each, one per line), and an ACCOMPANYING TEXT BLOCK (80-130 words). Source: - Poll topic: [POLL_TOPIC] - Options: [OPTIONS_4] - Next video hook: [NEXT_VIDEO_HOOK] - Channel: [CHANNEL_NAME] / RCIC [RCIC_NUMBER] Output format: POLL QUESTION: Compress [POLL_TOPIC] to max 100 chars. Number-led if possible. Example: "Where is your CRS score sitting right now?" POLL OPTIONS (4 lines): Format [OPTIONS_4] as 4 short options, each max 30 chars, ordered logically (low to high / no to yes / etc.). ACCOMPANYING TEXT BLOCK (80-130 words): Para 1 (40-60 words) - one sentence on why you are asking. One sentence on what you will do with the answers (e.g. "I am building Sunday's video around the biggest band, so vote honestly"). Para 2 (30-50 words) - tease [NEXT_VIDEO_HOOK]. Specific - what Indian applicants (Punjab IT, Gujarat finance, Kerala nursing) will get out of it. Closing (10-20 words) - "Sign-off + RCIC number. Outcomes vary by case." e.g. "Thanks for voting honestly. [CHANNEL_NAME] / RCIC [RCIC_NUMBER]. Outcomes vary by case." CICC section 44-46: - No "guaranteed result for whichever option you pick". - Poll must not promise outcome-based content (e.g. NEVER "vote here to learn how to guarantee PR"). - "Outcomes vary by case" must appear in the closing line. Voice: - Founder-led, first-person. - Indian-English fine. Banned: "passport to PR", "Canadian dream", "your golden ticket". - No emojis in the poll question. 1-2 max in the text block. YouTube community-tab discipline: - Polls work best when the question is honest and the audience self-segments. - Do not bait. Do not make options that exist only to push toward a sale. - 1 link max in the text block (the booking link). End with: "-- DRAFT -- for RCIC review. Confirm the next-video hook is achievable before publishing the poll (do not promise a Sunday video you have not started)."