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Reader survey results email template

Survey findings published including the unflattering ones.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

Four hundred and eleven replies. The three most common criticisms are above, and one of them is a fair point I had not noticed.

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  3. Three skimmable sections
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From
Kestrel Court Chronicle
Subject
You said it is too long. You are right
Preheader
Four hundred replies. The full results, including the rude ones.

Survey results

Too long, too infrequent, and too many photographs of gates

Four hundred and eleven replies. The three most common criticisms are above, and one of them is a fair point I had not noticed.

Too long

Sixty-one percent said so. The median piece is about three thousand words and will be nearer two from January.

Too many gates

Forty-one people mentioned it independently, which is a remarkable result and entirely fair. I had not noticed and now cannot stop noticing.

What people liked

The corrections and the failures, consistently and by a wide margin. That was the most useful finding in the whole survey.

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The full anonymised results are published including the comments that were unkind. You can change what I send below.

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