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This survey consists of three (3) parts: 1) Computer Usage Habits section, 2) Music Listening and Discover Habits section, 3) Music Promotion Experience. Please complete each part and answer each question to the best of your ability. Thank you for your cooperation.
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What type of user are you? This section is used to help inform us on what ages and genders have certain habits and discovery methods pertaining to computer use and music preferences. This section is used to help inform us of your computer usage habits.
How would you rate your proficiency with computers? How long have you been using computers? How much time in a given day would you say that you use a computer?
How much time in a given day would you say that you are on the internet?
How much of that time on the internet is spent using social networks (i.e. Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, etc…)? How much of that time spent using social networks (i.e. Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, etc…) do you use social network applications (i.e. Superwall, Likeness, Top Friends, Bumper Sticker, iLike, etc..)? Music Listening and Discovery Habits This section is used to help inform us of your music listening and discovery habits.
How much time in a given day do you spend listening to music? How much of that time is spent listening to music on the internet? What websites, if any, are you using to listen to music on the Internet? In what ways do you find new music? How often do you find new music through friends? How often do you find new music through print materials? What print materials do you find this music through? How often do you find new music through television?
What television channels/programs do you find this music through? How often do you find new music through a local radio station? What radio stations do you find this music through? How often do you find new music through the internet? What Internet websites do you find this music through? When was the last time you purchased a CD or a LP (record)? When was the last time you downloaded music off the Internet? What Internet websites/applications, both legal and illegal, do you use to download music? How frequently do you download music? When downloading music off the internet, which do you find yourself downloading more: individual songs or whole albums? When listening to music what types of software or hardware do you use to listen to music? Which of these do you use the most? This section is used to help inform us on what ages and genders have certain habits and discovery methods pertaining to computer use and music preferences. This section is used to help inform us of your computer usage habits. How would you rate your proficiency with computers? How long have you been using computers How much time in a given day would you say that you use a computer? How much time in a given day would you say that you are on the internet? How much of that time on the internet is spent using social networks (i.e. Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, etc...)? How much of that time spent using social networks (i.e. Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, etc...) do you use social network applications (i.e. Superwall, Likeness, Top Friends, Bumper Sticker, iLike, etc.)? Music Listening and Discovery Habits This section is used to help inform us of your music listening and discovery habits. How much time in a given day do you spend listening to music? How much of that time is spent listening to music on the internet? What websites, if any, are you using to listen to music on the Internet? In what ways do you find new music? How often do you find new music through friends? How often do you find new music through print materials? What print materials do you find this music through? How often do you find new music through television?
What television channels/programs do you find this music through? How often do you find new music through a local radio station? What radio stations do you find this music through? How often do you find new music through the internet? What Internet websites do you find this music through? When was the last time you purchased a CD or a LP (record)? When was the last time you downloaded music off the Internet? What Internet websites/applications, both legal and illegal, do you use to download music? How frequently do you download music? When downloading music off the internet, which do you find yourself downloading more: individual songs or whole albums? When listening to music what types of software or hardware do you use to listen to music? Which of these do you use the most? Music Promotion Experience This section is used to help inform us of your music promotion experience. Do you or have you used print materials (i.e. posters, brochures, magazines, etc...) to promote and market your music group? If you do or have used print materials to promote and market your band, how often do/did you use them? What print materials have you used? Do you or have you used television to promote and market your music group? If you do or have used television to promote and market your band, how often do/did you use it? What television channels/programs do you use to promote and market your music group? Do you or have you used a radio station to promote and market your music group? If you do or have used a radio station to promote and market your band, how often do / did you use it? What radio stations do you use to promote and market your music group? If you do or have used the Internet to promote and market your band, how often do/did you use it? What internet websites/applications do you / or have you used to promote and market your music group? What form of promotion and marketing do you find yourself using the most? Of these forms, which do you find yields the most results? If you have sold your music, what mediums have you used? What medium proved to give you the most sales? Why do you think this medium proved to give you the most sales? How important is it for music artists to have a successful single? How important is it for music artists to have a successful album? Which is more important to a music artist, a successful single or a successful album? |
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