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Survey Results: Your Reading Habits

by Flexo on June 28, 2007

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Yesterday, I shared some data culled by the recent reader survey for Consumerism Commentary visitors. Here’s a little more information, this time about reading habits. First of all, 49.3% readers visit the website directly, while 45.0% prefer using their RSS reader. (I provide a full RSS feed for readers’ benefit.)

Here are some charts revealing how long readers have been visiting, how often readers visit, and how many blogs readers follow on a regular basis.

How long have you been reading Consumerism Commentary?
How Long Have You Been Reading Consumerism Commentary

How often do you read Consumerism Commentary?
How often do you read Consumerism Commentary

How many blogs do you read?
How many blogs do you read?

Thanks again to everyone who has completed the survey. The next survey results post will describe the topics and types of writing readers like the most and the least.

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Flexo, the owner and creator of Consumerism Commentary, has been blogging and writing for the internet since 1995 and has been building online communities since 1991. Find out more about him and follow him on Twitter.

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