Podcast Listener Survey
Who listens, how, and what keeps them subscribed – plus the episode wish list.
5 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Podcast analytics count downloads; they cannot tell you who stopped listening at minute twelve or why. This listener survey fills the gap: listening habits and platforms, favourite segments versus skipped ones, episode-length sweet spot, and the topic wish list that becomes next season's planning doc.
The how-found-us answers guide your growth spend, and the would-support question (memberships, live shows, merch) tests monetisation before you build it. Read a few answers on air and watch response rates climb.
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About your listening
Thank you for listening. This survey asks how you listen and what you want from the show, so we can make episodes you enjoy more. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.How do you usually listen?*
- Every episode, soon after release
- Most episodes
- I pick episodes by topic
- Just discovered you
Q2.The ideal episode length for you?
- Under 30 minutes
- 30 to under 60 minutes
- 60 to 90 minutes
- Length does not matter if it is good
Q3.Which segment or episode type do you skip, honestly?
Q4.What topic or guest do you most want next?*
Q5.Would you support the show?
- Already do
- Membership maybe
- Live show tickets
- Merch
- Free listener forever
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