> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://faq.botrush.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://faq.botrush.ai/guides/instagram-mass-story-action-polls-polls-sliders-quiz-countdowns-mass-story-viewer-story-liker.md).

# Instagram Mass Story Action - Polls, Polls Sliders, Quiz, Countdowns, Mass Story Viewer, Story Liker

In this FAQ, you will learn how to set up automation for -> Mass Story Actions - Polls, Polls Sliders, Quiz, Countdowns, Masslooking, Like Stories.

<figure><img src="/files/1wRswQRDyAC5AENZHO2E" alt=""><figcaption><p>Story Action Examples</p></figcaption></figure>

The bot will interact will the following stickers based on what you select in Reactions Pro's "Story Actions" Tab. There are the following options available to choose from:&#x20;

1. Polls: If selected: the bot will vote to the polls in the target user's stories.
2. Pool Sliders: As shown in the picture -> the bot will slide to the polls slider in the target user's stories. (In Image: What is your favorite color? - A slider)
3. Quiz: the bot will click on one random quiz answer in the target user's stories. (In Image: What is your favorite color? - White or Black)
4. Countdown: Click on the target user's countdown sticker.
5. Answers: Replies to user's "Ask me a question" sticker. To set your variable questions, go to the "Answers" tab from the top menu of Reactions Pro.
6. Masslooking: View Instagram stories on Mass of target users.
7. Like Stories: It likes target users' stories. (It is recommended to use the "Advanced algorithm" function for like stories if you only run "Like Stories" automation, nothing else.


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