Dear Northwest Adventist readers,
A year ago, I began a sacred new chapter of interacting with readers through our bimonthly Gleaner magazine, a weekly e-newsletter, the NWAdventists.com website and our @NWAdventists social accounts. It’s been a good year of growth, discovery and learning.
As we continue this journey together, the NW Adventists editorial team wants to give you the chance to share your thoughts about how you interact and engage with our publications. My mentors taught me a few years ago about the value of making data-driven decisions, and this is where your insights become invaluable.
Reader surveys are crucial for us to understand your preferences, improve content quality and identify demographic trends. They help us enhance your reading experience by tailoring content to better meet your needs and interests. Your feedback directly informs our editorial decisions, ensuring that our publications remain relevant and engaging.
Our team has a lot of questions we want to ask you, but we’ve narrowed it down to 15 questions that should take you 5 minutes or less to complete. There will be more surveys in the future for additional questions!
This survey is designed to gather your feedback to help us continually enhance NW Adventist publications, including the beloved Gleaner magazine. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts, preferences and needs with the NW Adventists editorial team! Your input not only helps us track changes over time but also supports our efforts to innovate and improve.
The priority deadline for completing this survey is before or by Nov. 1, 2024. We love hearing from you via emails, letters and phone calls, so please continue to reach out whenever you are ready to share. Our email is talk@nwadventists.com. Your voice is essential in ensuring our publications continue to thrive.
Here's where you can take the survey right now! Click the button below to get started!
On behalf of our editorial team and with appreciation for you as our readers,
Heidi Baumgartner
NPUC communication director and Gleaner editor
