LCGC Europe Readership Survey 2008 LCGC Europe reader survey 08
Q1
To begin, please tell us which chromatography publications you read on a regular basis?
Q2
From the following select group, please choose the single source that best reflects each of the following features:
Contains unique content & interviews with leading experts
Offers an enewsletter with exclusive content
Q3
What work-related information do you have the most difficulty finding or accessing?
Q4
What are the three most important issues facing your work today?
Q5
Please indicate which sections you mainly read in each issue of
Sample Preparation Perspectives
Q6
Please indicate the extent to which you agree with each of the following statements:
LCGC Europe stays on top of industry issues
LCGC Europe is an authoritative source that keeps me abreast of important developments
LCGC Europe helps me decide what products to buy/use
I like the current magazine size of LCGC Europe
I find the layout/design of LCGC Europe easy to read and engaging
The cover of LCGC Europe attracts my attention
Q7
Please rate the amount of coverage you want in
Interviews with leading separation scientists
Q8
In addition to yourself, please indicate the average number of people who read your copy of
Q9
What do you do with your issue of
Clip articles of interest
Pass along to someone else
Q11
In the last 12 months, what actions have you taken as a result of reading articles in
Applied information to practice
Contacted/visited website of companies mentioned in article
Discussed article with others/filed for future reference
Visited LCGC Europe's website
Recommended LCGC Europe to a colleague
Q12
In the last 12 months, what actions have you taken as a result of seeing advertisements in
Visited a company?s website/sent an e-mail to a company
Contacted dealer/supplier/representative/company
Purchased product or service
Recommended/discussed product/service
Filed advertisement for future reference
Q13
Which products in these categories are you planning or are likely to purchase over the next 2 years?
(Please specify which product(s))
GC instruments/consumables
General scientific equipment
Data handling/ calibrant systems
Reagents/solvents/standards
Sample preparation products
SFC instruments/consumables
Please list product details
Q14
How useful do you find the advertising in
Q15
Without referring to the magazine, list up to three companies that advertised in your most recent issue of
Q16
Which of the following have you searched for or accessed online in the past month?
(Please select all that apply)
www.labplusinterational.com
www.internationallaboratory.com
Q17
How often do you use the Internet for work purposes?
Q18
How many hours each week do you spend on the Internet for professional purposes?
Q19
Which of the following have you searched for or accessed online in the past month?
Q20
What search terms related to your field do you use most often online?
Q21
From the following group of websites, please select the single site that you consider most relevant to your needs:
www.labplusinterational.com
www.internationallaboratory.com
Q22
What inspires you to keep visiting a website?
Q23
In the last two years, how has your usage of the
I have never visited the site
Q24
Which of the following media products/services do you use?
(Please select all that apply)
Information sent directly to your PDA
Q25
How often yould you like to receive eNewsletters?
Q26
Would a weekly, concise, carefully targeted
If yes please provide your email address
Q27
What content within that newsletter would be of most use/interest to you?
Q28
From the following group of eNewsletters, please select the single newsletter that you consider most relevant to your needs.
LCGC Europe UPDATE eNewsletter
Applied Biosystems eNewsletter
Sigma Aldrich eNewsletter
Q30
Please indicate your age range:
Q31
Which country in Europe are you based?
Q32
In which type of organisation do you work?
Q33
What is your primary field of work:
Medical/Biological/Clinical
Q34
What is your job function?
Q35
Please indicate your role in the purchase of products and services in your organization:
Q36
How much has your company invested in R&D in the past 12 months?
Q37
Are there any other comments you would like to make about
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