Print Reader Survey
The physical edition's audience: ritual, sections kept, and the digital relationship.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Print survives on ritual, and publishers pruning pages need to know which rituals hold. This survey maps the print relationship: reading occasions and habits, sections that justify the purchase versus flip-past filler, the keep-or-recycle afterlife, and how print and the website divide the reader's attention.
The would-miss-most answers protect the sections that carry the cover price; cutting them saves paper and loses the reader.
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Your print habit
Thank you for reading. This survey asks how you read the print edition and what you value most, so we can decide what to keep and what to change. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.How do you read the print edition?*
- Cover to cover, ritually
- Favourite sections first
- Dip over the week
- Skim then recycle
Q2.Which section would you miss most if cut?*
Q3.Print versus our digital for you?
- Print is primary
- Both, different moods
- Digital primary - print is treat
Q4.What does print give you that the site cannot?
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