Doing this 30-second survey would help me greatly. This will not increase e-mail in your box or obligate you in any way.
Please leave your answers in the comment box. Example: 1.c (Nook) 2. n/a 3. E-book 4 E-book.
1. Do you have an e-reader? If so, what kind?
a. I don’t have an e-reader
b. I have a Kindle.
c. I have a different kind. (Please list the brand.)
2. If you don’t have an e-reader and you wanted to read an e-book, would you read it on a computer?
3. Do you prefer to buy print books or e-books?
4. If you were interested in a devotional/Bible study book and had the choice between a print book at $6.50 and an e-book at $5, which would you buy?
Other comments?
Thank you so much for your help!
1.a, 2.would have to really, really, want to read it, 3.print, 4.print.
All the best for publishing!
1.a; 2. yes; 3. print; 4. print
1.b
2.yes
3.e-books if book is just text (no significant images)
4.e-book if separate cross-referencing not required (ie verses included in book)
1.b
2. n/a
3. I prefer to read print books, but can´t get any where I live, so e-books are it for me.
4. Same answer as above.
1. a)no e-reader–but do have capability to read e books on my phone
2.possibly computer–but more likely phone
3. ebook-although it has been a slow transition…and I own very few.
4. an ebook for $5.
1. b
2.n/a
3.Print books
4.Print. I like to write in and highlight devotional Bibles, and it’s just not the same noting things on an ereader
I really like checking out books from the public library to my kindle. I can get them immediately and have access to so many.
1. I have a Samsung 7″ Galaxy Tablet that I use as a reader
2. Yes, I have and would use my laptop computer
3. I still love to hold a book but am doing more e-books to reduce my accumulation of books that must be stored and moved.
4. The ebook for $5
B, no, both, print
1. a
2. possibly 3. print 4. print
1. B 2. N/A 3. Either 4. Would depend on the book. If I really like it, prefer a hard copy
1. 3 (iPad, which has both Kindle and iBooks on it)
2. No
3. Both
4. ebook
I love printed books and love holding them in my hand, but for convenience, portability, and the ability to search, annotate and highlight, I really use ebooks. I especially use them for any books I tend to “work” with, instead of just reading for pleasure.
1. B
2. No (I have a kindle app on my desktop and never use it!)
3. Print
4. Print
1. B 2. n/a 3. I do both. It depends on the kind of book it is. 4. print
1. C (Nook)
2. N/A
3. No preference, probably whichever is cheaper
4. Print book if group study, e-book if personal study
1.a 2.probably not 3.print 4.print
1. yes….Nook
2.n/a as I have an ereader
3.e books
4.e book Bible study
1. B.
2. yes.
3. e-book
4. Print book
1. B
2. Yes
3. Both
4. E book
1. a
2. yes
3. depends on price, length, purpose
4. Not sure. Print book also costs shipping.
Still getting used to ebooks, but hoping to move that way more and more
1. a
2. yes
3. it depends on cost and purpose of the book
4. Probably the e-book