Whatcha thinkin’? We want to know a little bit about your interests so we can better plan for the new year. If you want to give us some valuable input, please fill out our Frock Flicks Reader Survey this week only! As an added incentive, if you enter your email address — which is completely optional — you’ll be entered into a random drawing to win a historical costume themed prize pack from some of our sponsors.
Click here to fill out the survey and let us know what you’re interested in! Thanks!
something is wrong with the survey, when I try to submit it says one of the questions still needs to be answered (it is answered!).
Hmmm, you might clear your browser cache & try again — we’ve had 50 responses go through so far.
I took the survey, but several of the questions and choices could not let me tell you how it really is. For instance, I have no one or even two favorites historical costume drama eras: my choice for that would be All of the above.
Also, I read your posts that come to me via my email, several times a week, rather than once or a couple of times. But not every day.
I’d have liked to have a comment space there as to what things I would like to see. For instance, if you ever reviewed MISS FISHER’S MYSTERIES, I missed it. If you haven’t, it would be lovely if you did!
Thanks!
Heh, we’re just trying to narrow down the info! Btw, you can always search the site or use the top navigation to see if we’ve covered a topic before — here’s our review of Miss Fisher: https://www.frockflicks.com/miss-fishers-murder-mysteries-1920s-budget/
A few notes, clarifying…
a. I read your posts, but mostly via the RSS feed, not on-site. Whenever I’m complled to reply (more often than not), I click through.
b. I had much the same problem as Christine Redding: more than two preferred timeframes. Love Ancient but not Medieval, 16th but not 17th, 18th-19th centuries, but not the 20th. There are gaps in my preferences and I couldn’t make that clear. :)
Ah, I missed RSS but I believe we can gather that info on the backend. And as for historical eras, as I said, we’re trying to narrow things down & see where we can focus, that’s all :)
I’m kind of the same as the others, the questions need an “other” option with a space to clarify. I read when I get an email alert but not always. Time period preferences depend on the story being told. As to how I watch shows, streaming but not on the regular streaming sites.
But if we opened it up to “other” that’d defeat the purpose of restricting ppl to 2! And the streaming option did end with “etc.” :)
Yes but you’re not going to get an accurate idea of how people use the site or what they want to see.
We actually get *very* detailed stats through Google Analytics & other tracking mechanisms, thanks! We’re using this survey for different purposes & have tailored it as such.
So, the point of a survey like this isn’t to capture all possible permutations of every reader’s preferences. If we did that, we would be wading through so much data that it would 1) take forever; and 2) be totally unnecessary for what we are trying to accomplish with said data.
What we need is very basic, top-level information from you lovely people so we can better tailor some areas of this site to suit those preferences. We don’t need to know if you like A era 95% of the time, but B era only on every third Tuesday of the month, and C era only if it stars Adrien Brody topless riding a goat wearing a tutu.
That sort of information, while no doubt edifying, is really not what we need for this particular survey.
I LIKE EVERYTHING THAT INVOLVES ADRIEN BRODY TOPLESS RIDING A GOAT WEARING A TUTU!!
Dammit, I knew I forgot to include the “stars Adrien Brody topless riding a goat wearing a tutu” question! I may have to upgrade to pro-level SurveyMonkey for that.
I actually found it a very comprehensive survey, but I was a bit bummed when we only could pick two eras! (Yep indecisive here, I wanted them all, though I understand that the only pick two thing is reasonable.)
Thanks!