This post was originally shared in our email newsletter on July 30th, 2024.
I’m excited to invite you to participate in the 2024 Keaper Survey!
The purpose of Keap is to help create pathways for connection: to the natural world, our loved ones, and our own spirit. We are seeking community input to refine our plans to achieve this aim. Our community has always been fantastic at sharing feedback with us, and in the past, this survey in particular has led to both large and small changes in our priorities.
The survey is open to anyone reading this, not just Keap customers. It takes about 5-20 minutes to complete, depending on your responses—yes, it's a bit lengthy, but we hope you'll find it enjoyable! We've been told that the questions are fun, surprising, and sometimes even reflective.
As a thank you for participating, you will receive a $10 store credit and a set of archival matchboxes, which you can apply towards your next purchase or share with a friend.
So, find a comfy seat, grab your beverage of choice (I am sending this at 8AM, so perhaps give it an hour or two if you’re thinking ‘wine’), and dive into the 2024 Keaper Survey!
Over the coming weeks, we’ll share back what we heard.
As always, thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and perspectives with us. I love reading your comments!
— Harry from Keap, Steward-Owner
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