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Women of Progress: A Yuri Jayvik Zine @yuri-jayvik-zine.bsky.social · 18/03/2026

Respondents seemed interested mostly in physical zines and physical merch, so we will be including both (and some digital merch)!

Informational graphic which conveys the percentage of interest check respondents interested in certain project types for the Jayvik Yuri Zine. The information is presented in the form of a pie graph. The graph indicates that 60% want a physical zine with physical and digital merch, 22% want a digital zine with physical and digital merch, 11% want just a physical zine, 4% want just a digital zine, and 3% are not interested in buying the zine.

For more information, visit Yuri-Jayvik-Zine on Bluesky or Tumblr, or YuriJayvikZine on Twitter or Instagram.

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Women of Progress: A Yuri Jayvik Zine @yuri-jayvik-zine.bsky.social · 18/03/2026

Most respondents were willing to spend (in USD) between $10-15 on a digital zine only, $25-30 on a digital zine with digital merch, $20-25 on a physical zine only, and $50-55 on a physical zine with physical merch!

Informational graphic which conveys the amount of money that interest check respondents would be willing to pay for digital zine bundles. The information is presented in the form of two pie graphs.

The first pie graph is titled “Digital Zine and Physical Merch”.
The results are as follows:
18% are not interested in this bundle.
9% would pay $20 for this bundle.
20% would pay $25 for this bundle.
21% would pay $30 for this bundle.
16% would pay $35 for this bundle.
16% would pay $40 for this bundle.

The second pie graph is titled “Digital Zine Only”. The results are as follows:
15% are not interested in this bundle.
25% would pay $10 for this bundle.
16% would pay $12 for this bundle.
34% would pay $15 for this bundle.
2% would pay $17 for this bundle.
8% would pay $20 for this bundle.

For more information, visit Yuri-Jayvik-Zine on Bluesky or Tumblr, or YuriJayvikZine on Twitter or Instagram.

Informational graphic which conveys the amount of money that interest check respondents would be willing to pay for physical zine bundles. The information is presented in the form of two pie graphs.

The first pie graph is titled “Physical Zine Only”.
The results are as follows:
9% are not interested in this bundle.
10% would pay $15 for this bundle.
24% would pay $20 for this bundle.
32% would pay $25 for this bundle.
16% would pay $30 for this bundle.
9% would pay $35 for this bundle.

The second pie graph is titled “Physical Zine and Merch”. The results are as follows:
10% are not interested in this bundle.
9% would pay $40 for this bundle.
12% would pay $45 for this bundle.
20% would pay $50 for this bundle.
10% would pay $55 for this bundle.
25% would pay $60 for this bundle.
14% would pay $61+ for this bundle.

For more information, visit Yuri-Jayvik-Zine on Bluesky or Tumblr, or YuriJayvikZine on Twitter or Instagram.

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Women of Progress: A Yuri Jayvik Zine @yuri-jayvik-zine.bsky.social · 18/03/2026

Finally, in terms of merch, the most popular digital options was wallpapers and matching icons. The most popular physical options were prints, sticker sheets, and die-cut stickers!

Informational graphic which conveys the most popular digital merchandise options among interest check respondents. The information is displayed in a bar graph. Digital wallpapers were the most popular, with over 60 respondents indicating interest. Emojis and matching icons were also popular, with over 40 respondents indicating interest. A little over 30 respondents were not interested in digital merch.

For more information, visit Yuri-Jayvik-Zine on Bluesky or Tumblr, or YuriJayvikZine on Twitter or Instagram.

Informational graphic which conveys the most popular physical merchandise options among interest check respondents. The information is displayed in a bar graph. Prints were the most popular option, with over 100 respondents indicating interest. Sticker sheets and die-cut stickers followed closely, with around 90 respondents indicating interest. Bookmarks and standees were the next most popular, with around 70 respondents indicating interest. Around 50 respondents indicated interest in buttons and enamel pins. Less than 10 respondents were not interested in physical merch.

Other merch mentioned by respondents included plushies, keychains, mousepad, photocards, and jewelry, specifically pendants.

For more information, visit Yuri-Jayvik-Zine on Bluesky or Tumblr, or YuriJayvikZine on Twitter or Instagram.

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