Bikejuju Reader Survey June 2010

1. How do you read Bikejuju posts?

How do you read Bikejuju posts? I have never been here before.

I very occasionally or rarely visit Bikejuju.com on the web.

I regularly visit the Bikejuju.com on the web.

I see updates in the blogroll of another blog I regularly visit.

I regularly read posts in my RSS feed reader.

I occasionally check for new posts in my RSS feed reader.

I subscribe to the emails.

I see links on Twitter and sometimes click them

I see links on Facebook and sometimes click them

Other (please specify)

2. What would encourage you to post comments on Bikejuju?

What would encourage you to post comments on Bikejuju? I never comment on blogs.

I read the blog in a way that does not allow commenting (RSS feed, email, etc).

When I see other people commenting I am encouraged to comment too.

When the post really engages me, I comment.

When the post asks for feedback, then I comment.

I did not realize how much bloggers love comments. I guess I'll start commenting more.

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3. Please rate the following Bikjuju themes.

	I don't want Bikejuju to cover this.	I like a little of this in the mix, but not much.	This is an important theme for Bikejuju.	This is a main reason that I read Bikejuju.
Bicycles in Africa - general reporting.	*Please rate the following Bikjuju themes. Bicycles in Africa - general reporting. I don't want Bikejuju to cover this.	Bicycles in Africa - general reporting. I like a little of this in the mix, but not much.	Bicycles in Africa - general reporting. This is an important theme for Bikejuju.	Bicycles in Africa - general reporting. This is a main reason that I read Bikejuju.
First person stories and musings by Tom the blog author.	First person stories and musings by Tom the blog author. I don't want Bikejuju to cover this.	First person stories and musings by Tom the blog author. I like a little of this in the mix, but not much.	First person stories and musings by Tom the blog author. This is an important theme for Bikejuju.	First person stories and musings by Tom the blog author. This is a main reason that I read Bikejuju.
Freak bikes and crazy unusual bikes.	Freak bikes and crazy unusual bikes. I don't want Bikejuju to cover this.	Freak bikes and crazy unusual bikes. I like a little of this in the mix, but not much.	Freak bikes and crazy unusual bikes. This is an important theme for Bikejuju.	Freak bikes and crazy unusual bikes. This is a main reason that I read Bikejuju.
African development projects centered on bicycles.	African development projects centered on bicycles. I don't want Bikejuju to cover this.	African development projects centered on bicycles. I like a little of this in the mix, but not much.	African development projects centered on bicycles. This is an important theme for Bikejuju.	African development projects centered on bicycles. This is a main reason that I read Bikejuju.
Seattle and Northwest bike stories and news.	Seattle and Northwest bike stories and news. I don't want Bikejuju to cover this.	Seattle and Northwest bike stories and news. I like a little of this in the mix, but not much.	Seattle and Northwest bike stories and news. This is an important theme for Bikejuju.	Seattle and Northwest bike stories and news. This is a main reason that I read Bikejuju.
Bicycle-related art; painters and illustrators who use bikes as a theme.	Bicycle-related art; painters and illustrators who use bikes as a theme. I don't want Bikejuju to cover this.	Bicycle-related art; painters and illustrators who use bikes as a theme. I like a little of this in the mix, but not much.	Bicycle-related art; painters and illustrators who use bikes as a theme. This is an important theme for Bikejuju.	Bicycle-related art; painters and illustrators who use bikes as a theme. This is a main reason that I read Bikejuju.
Profiles of everyday cyclists in Africa and beyond.	Profiles of everyday cyclists in Africa and beyond. I don't want Bikejuju to cover this.	Profiles of everyday cyclists in Africa and beyond. I like a little of this in the mix, but not much.	Profiles of everyday cyclists in Africa and beyond. This is an important theme for Bikejuju.	Profiles of everyday cyclists in Africa and beyond. This is a main reason that I read Bikejuju.
"Picture of the day."	"Picture of the day." I don't want Bikejuju to cover this.	"Picture of the day." I like a little of this in the mix, but not much.	"Picture of the day." This is an important theme for Bikejuju.	"Picture of the day." This is a main reason that I read Bikejuju.
People on unusual bike adventures.	People on unusual bike adventures. I don't want Bikejuju to cover this.	People on unusual bike adventures. I like a little of this in the mix, but not much.	People on unusual bike adventures. This is an important theme for Bikejuju.	People on unusual bike adventures. This is a main reason that I read Bikejuju.

Would you add another theme to Bikejuju?

4. What is the ideal frequency for Bikejuju posts?

What is the ideal frequency for Bikejuju posts? Don't go changing! I like it that you post every two to four days.

I'd like a daily post.

I'd like a twice daily post.

I only need juju once a week.

Other (please specify)

Bikejuju Reader Survey June 2010
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1. How do you read Bikejuju posts?

2. What would encourage you to post comments on Bikejuju?

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3. Please rate the following Bikjuju themes.

4. What is the ideal frequency for Bikejuju posts?

5. Any other thoughts? (They're anonymous!)

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1. Here we go - you'll be done in 60 seconds!

1. How do you read Bikejuju posts?

2. What would encourage you to post comments on Bikejuju?

*3. Please rate the following Bikjuju themes.

4. What is the ideal frequency for Bikejuju posts?

5. Any other thoughts? (They're anonymous!)

Bikejuju Reader Survey June 2010
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3. Please rate the following Bikjuju themes.