Hi folks,
I think I may have misjudged the contents of my first
questionnaire by including the scored Web site analysis
(perhaps too toilsome), so I'd like to submit a scaled-down
version in its place which should take only a couple of
minutes to complete. Please copy and paste the questions
with answers added and return to [log in to unmask] --
thanks very much in advance.
Again, apologies for the intrusion -- once this is out of the way
I can return to the poetry discussions in finer fettle.
Andy
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1. Were you aware of the existence of these Web sites before
now? (Yes or No)
Faber (http://www.faber.co.uk ):
Bloodaxe (http://www.bloodaxebooks.demon.co.uk ):
Carcanet (http://www.carcanet.co.uk ):
2 . When ordering poetry books online, what are your top 3 reasons
for choosing a particular site? (most important first)
1.
2.
3.
3. What was the last site you ordered a book of poetry from?
4. After ordering a book online, what in your opinion is the
acceptable delivery time if the book is advertised as being
in stock -- delivery being within your own country, i.e. surface
mail, not air mail from an overseas source.
(please indicate *one* of the following):
a] 3 days
b] 7 days
c] 10 days
5. Please grade the importance of the following features on
Amazon.com from 1 - 5 (1=low, 5=high):
Picture of the book's cover:
Customer reviews:
6. Would you buy a book of poetry after reading only *one* poem
from the collection? (Yes or No):
6b. If you answered 'No' above, how many poems would you
have to read on average before deciding on a purchase?
7. How important are the reviews/ blurbs on the back of the book?
(please indicate *one* of the following):
a] Not important at all
b] Interesting but of limited value
c] Generally a good indicator as to the book's contents
d] Important depending on who the reviews were written by
8. If you have *never* ordered a book online, what are your
reasons for not doing so?
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