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Drop one link in your newsletter, show notes, or video description. Roux, an AI interviewer, has a quick conversation with everyone who taps it, then tells you what to make, what they’d pay for, and who your audience is.
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Issue 148: help me plan next year
Malik from The Sunday Buildto 18,420 subscribers
Before I plan next year, I want to hear from you. 5 minutes, voice or text:
helloroux.com
Please provide input on The Sunday Build in 2027
A 5 minute conversation about what you want next.
2Roux interviews every reader
ErinWhat’s the last issue you saved?
What did you do with it?
What would you pay for?
3You get the answer
Reading 0 reader conversations
Readers want templates, not more takes.
What readers want more of
“Copied the template. I use it weekly.” Erin
Do next: Launch a paid template library
Drop it anywhere your audience is
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XA poll gives you a number. Roux gives you the reasons.
Readers and listeners tap the link and just talk. No form, no login. Five minutes, voice or text.
Find out who would buy the course, at what price, before you spend three months making it.
Podcast stats don’t say who’s listening. Ask, and get roles, company sizes, and the tools they buy.
Hundreds of conversations become one readout with the answer, the numbers, and the quotes.
Plan it, validate it, and learn from it.
One link in your newsletter. Find out what readers want more of, and less of.
Check who would buy, at what price, and what would stop them.
Build the course, the series, or the template pack people asked for.
Ask buyers what worked and what to fix before the next run.
Pick a question. This is the readout Roux hands back.
640 readers replied · Anonymous
The answer
Readers want hands-on templates they can use the same day. The opinion pieces are what they skip.
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want more workflow templates
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use something from an issue every month
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read the opinion pieces
In their words
“The issues I keep are the ones I can copy into my week on Monday.”
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It feels like a short chat: one question at a time, with follow-ups on what they said. No account needed, and they can talk or type.
A survey gets a checkbox. Roux asks why, follows up on the answer, and lets people talk instead of type. You get the reasons behind the number.
Yes. Ask readers and listeners about their role, their company, and the tools they buy. The readout gives you the numbers for your media kit.
If you want to. Choose anonymous for honest answers, named when you want to follow up with buyers, or email-verified to confirm each reply comes from a real inbox.
It’s free to start, with credits for your first conversations. Plans for bigger lists are on the pricing page.
Drop one link in your next issue. Plan what’s next with real answers.
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