I hope it's OK to post this here.
I started my own newsletter some months ago. It is a weekly newsletter with insights from promising early-stage startups on how they got there and where are they going next. As I was iterating on the newsletter, changing structure, content, design, etc... I felt a lack of feedback from the readers. I encouraged emailing me back, filling a minimal survey, etc. Nevertheless, rates of feedback were extremely low. I did notice that most people who opened my survey, did not submit it.
I reasoned that any feedback is better than no feedback and a lot of readers are glad to share it IF it just takes a moment. So I started making One Click Feedback. And now it is ready http://oneclickfeedback.com/ .
And now I am looking for some feedback to the feedback solution. Would you ever consider using something like this?
Hey @joosep
I'm just going to stick with a design thinking Like, Wish, Wonder feedback.
Like - I like that it leverages emojis as a way to measure feedback - very slick.
Wish - I wish you had some screenshots of what it would actually look like embedded on an email or webpage or something.
Wonder - I wonder if this is a tool I can stealthily slide into my email newsletter and measure responses on if people like the newsletter
I hope this helps!