GenQ last poked and probed into your fabricky lives in late 2011, with their GenQ Modern Quilters Survey. Now it’s time to do it again with the GenQ 2012 Addicted Stitcher Survey. (New name, same mission.) We as well as GenQ like to count noses, pins, rotary cutters, whatever it takes to grab a detailed snapshot of this niche in the sewing and crafting world.
Some of you have pained expressions, and you’re probably sighing with annoyance at yet another attempt for the corporate q-niverse to stick its demographic-hungry noses into stuff that just isn’t its business. The truth is that all of us stitchy types thrive when our industry answers our needs. And that’s what this survey does. It helps to provide information to the industry so your needs, and wants, can be better met.
Please take a few minutes to whip through the survey and tell GenQ all about you -- there could be swag in it for you. The survey will be live until the end of the December 2012, and on Jan. 1, 2013, we’ll choose FIVE lucky survey-takers who will each receive a box of fabric, books and small stitchy goodies valued at $50 each.
Just use this link to find your way to the 2012 Addicted Stitcher Survey. And please freely post it far and wide, encouraging your friends and sew-pals to also participate! Thank you so much for being a part of this second annual survey! And if you want to know more about what we do, check us out at GenerationQMagazine.com.
Stand up and be counted!
this survey was not well written... very slanted to what they want to hear....
ReplyDeletedo you quilt your quilts, yes no and something else but the answer that would apply to me is "some" or sometimes...
no place was there an opportunity to explain or expand thoughts - you can learn a lot if you listen to folks.
Not cool that at the end is sign up for more surveys....
Done! :)
ReplyDeleteThe survey link takes you to Survey Monkey's sign up area. Even after signing up I could not find your survey. When I exit and return to Survey Monkey via your link it says I "have no surveys to take". I submitted a question about how to find your survey and they only offered the possibility of a closed survey or that maybe I had taken the survey already.
ReplyDeleteOkay I did it, not to hard or long!
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