Survey on consumer mail addiction out, let’s do our own..
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A survey was sponsored by AOL it seems on
email usage. Here is the excerpt and
link. Let's do our
own survey that I will publish. Plus I have a few additional questions
that I want to know.
The average e-mail user in the U.S. has two or three
e-mail accounts and spends about an hour every day reading, sending and
replying to messages, according to the survey, conducted by Opinion Research
Corp.
E-mail dependency is so strong for 41% of survey respondents that they
check their e-mail in-boxes right after getting out of bed in the morning.
The average user checks his in-box five times a day, according to the survey,
which polled 4,012 respondents at least 18 years old in the 20 largest
U.S. cities.
About a fourth of respondents acknowledged being so addicted to e-mail
that they can't go more than two or three days without checking for messages.
That includes vacations, during which 60% of respondents admitted logging
into their in-boxes
1. So
as for our survey, how many accounts do you maintain?
2. How
much time do you think you spend reading?
3. Do
you check when getting out of bed?
4. How
many times a day do you check ALL the mailfiles? Not just
automated checks of some like we can in Domino
5. Can
you go an entire vacation without checking?
Additional questions
1. Does
RSS save you any time on checking email now?
2. How
many times a day do you check the blogs?
3. Do
you read the blogs while you are on vacation?
4. How
many blogs do you maintain (yes some of you have work and personal ones)
?
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On Tuesday, May 31st, 2005 by Chris Miller
