ONLINE-ADS>> Online reader surveys

Sean Bailey (seanbailey_at_mindspring.com)
Tue, 24 Jun 1997 21:49:01 -0400

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Greetings:

Is anyone currently running an online reader survey at their site? If so,
I'd appreciate the URL just to take a look at how it's being done.

Also, if anyone knows of a good online resource in this regard, please
consider sharing it with the list. I can figure out the basics for our
site, but I'm sure there are a few good questions I may be missing.

Finally, if anyone can offer success or failure stories, tips, etc.,
regarding mounting a reader survey effort, again, Philanthropy Journal
Online <http://www.pj.org> will send heaps of philanthropic good vibes your way!

Best,

Sean Bailey
Director of New Media
Philanthropy Journal Online

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