Blog & Content Feedback Survey
Topics that earn attention, depth preferences, and content gaps readers name.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Content calendars drift toward what is easy to write; this survey pulls them back to what readers need. It measures topic-area interest, the depth question (quick answers versus definitive guides serve different missions), format preferences, and the search-that-failed question – what readers looked for and did not find on your site.
Those failed searches are pre-validated headlines: someone already wanted them, told you so, and will return when you publish.
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What should we write?
Thank you for reading. This survey asks which topics interest you and how you like them written, so we can write what is useful to you. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.How interested are you in these topic areas?*
| Not for me | Sometimes | Very interested | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Practical how-tos | |||
| Industry analysis | |||
| Case studies and stories | |||
| Tools and product reviews |
Q2.Depth preference?
- Quick 3-minute answers
- Solid mid-length pieces
- Definitive long guides
- Mix of all
Q3.What did you search our site for and NOT find?*
Q4.How useful is our content overall?
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