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Where do your highlights go to die?
2 minutes, no email required unless you want to chat further
How many books do you read per year?
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A
0-5
B
6-15
C
16-30
D
30+
When you read nonfiction, do you annotate/ highlight / take notes?
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A
Always
B
Often
C
Sometimes
D
Rarely
Where do your reading notes currently live?
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How often do you go back to your old notes/highlights?
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A
Weekly
B
Monthly
C
Rarely
D
Never
Think of the last time you wanted to use something you'd read — for a piece of writing, an argument, a meeting, a conversation. What were you trying to find, and what happened?
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Even a rough memory is fine. Specifics help us most.
When you remember reading something but can't easily find it, what do you usually do?
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e.g. flip through the book, search your notes, Google it, ask someone, give up.
Do you write regularly? Select all that apply
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A
Publicly - blog, Substack, newsletter, essays, fiction
B
For work - reports, memos, briefs, papers
C
Academically - thesis, dissertation, journal articles
D
Privately - journal, drafts, notes-to-self
E
Not really, no
Where do you discover new books and reading tools? Select all that apply
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At what price is this product so expensive that you would not subscribe?
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A
$10
B
$11
C
$12
D
$15
E
$20
At what price would it be expensive but you'd still consider it?
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A
$7
B
$8
C
$9
D
$10
E
$15
At what price would it be a bargain — great value?
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A
$7
B
$8
C
$9
D
$10
At what price would it be so cheap you'd question its quality?
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A
Under $5
B
$6
C
$7
D
$8
E
$10
What is the one thing you wish a reading product could do?
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(Optional) Would you be open to a 30-minute conversation.
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(Optional) Name
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