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Stitch 2.0

This is a short survey about Stitch readers' preferences. It will take 15 minutes of your time, and it’s anonymous. Thank you for finding the time to help me make Stitch better.

What is your favorite newsletter from Stitch?

How to Care for Your Garments

So You Need a...

Threads in Time

The Myth Hunter

Personal Note

Savvy Scoop

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Explain your previous answer. Why is it your favorite?

How do you feel about 'How to Care for Your Garments'?

‘How to Care for Your Garments’ is a monthly column with tips and tricks to keep your garments in superb condition so you’ll love them for as long as possible. From removing pilling to storing your clothes, we've got you covered. It comes out every first Tuesday of the month.

I don't like it at all.

I love it.

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How do you feel about 'So You Need...'?

‘So You Need a…’ is a guide to choosing the most sustainable options within the big garment groups like white T-shirts or sneakers. The column teaches you what to look out for and how to make informed choices. It comes out every second Tuesday of the month.

I don't like it at all.

I love it.

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How do you feel about ‘Threads in Time’?

‘Threads in Time’ comes out every third Tuesday of the month to take you on a journey through fashion history. Each issue focuses on the story of a particular garment or designer piece, from the iconic Margiela Tabi boots to the history of jeans.

I don't like it at all.

I love it.

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How do you feel about ‘The Myth Hunter’?

‘The Myth Hunter’ is a monthly series within the Stitch newsletter that helps you separate fact from fiction in sustainable fashion. We debunk the biggest myths and misconceptions in the industry, from compostables versus biodegradables to handmade versus machine-made clothes. It comes out every fourth Tuesday of the month.

I don't like it at all.

I love it.

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How do you feel about 'Personal Note'?

'Personal Note' is a weekly newsletter through which we dive into the world of personal style. Through it, I explore the transformative power of clothes, share my favorite outfits and inspirations, and discuss the emotional connection between fashion and identity. It comes out every Thursday.

I don't like it at all.

I love it.

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How do you feel about 'Savvy Scoop'?

Savvy Scoop is the newest column from Stitch, launched in April 2023. It comes out every Friday, bringing the greatest secondhand, vintage, and new but sustainable discoveries to your inbox. This column isn’t supposed to make you shop more, but smarter. Through it, you learn how to shop more sustainably and maybe find just that perfect thing you’ve been looking for for months.

I don't like it at all.

I love it.

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Do you like the frequency of the newsletters?

No, it's too many.

No, I want more weekly newsletters.

Yes, it's just the right amount.

Other:

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What would be the perfect amount of newsletters per week in your opinion?

Which day and time is your favorite to receive the newsletter?

Do you read the newsletter as soon as it arrives or save it for later, and why?

What's missing in the newsletter? What would you like to read about?

Do you like reading in English?

Yes, it's great.

Yes, but you should improve your English skills.

No, I'd prefer if you switched to Croatian.

Other:

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Where do you read the newsletter?

Directly from e-mail.

In the Substack app.

From your page (nivesbosnjak.substack.com).

Other:

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Do you follow updates from Stitch on social media?

Yes, on Stitch's Instagram.

Yes, on your private Instagram.

Yes, on your private Facebook.

Yes, on Twitter.

Yes, on LinkedIn.

No.

Other:

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What kind of social media content would you like to see from Stitch?

Would you like to follow updates about Stitch on any other platforms?

Yes, on Medium.

Yes, on TikTok.

No.

Other:

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Where did you hear about Stitch?

What are the values you're looking to get from reading this newsletter?

Is there anything about the newsletter you find annoying?

Can you estimate how much time I put into writing the newsletter every week?

Would you be willing to pay a monthly fee for the newsletter?

Yes

It depends on the price.

Other:

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If I were to introduce paid subscriptions. Which plan would you choose?

The amounts suggested below are default on Substack, I cannot change them.

5$/month

8$/month

I'd stay as a free subscriber.

I would unsubscribe.

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Under what conditions would you consider becoming a paid subscriber?

What kind of content should paid subscribers get compared to free subsribers?

Suggestion box. Knock yourselves out.

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