Who are Tyee readers? We know a certain amount about you, at a high level. You care about the big issues of the day. You're engaged and politically savvy. Our crowdfunding drives have shown us that if you believe in a project, you'll pitch in to help make it happen. You care about your communities, and you care about good journalism.
You're the reason The Tyee exists: you read in droves, you buy tickets to our events, you answer our crowdfunding calls, you comment on articles and you click on the carefully considered ads that we run. You share our work by email and on social media. You bring our reporting to your students, to town hall meetings, even to the floor of the legislature.
We know we have amazing readers, but the truth is we know way less about you than we'd like to.
So, we hope you'll let us get to know you better by taking our reader survey.
Understanding our readership helps us evolve and improve our reporting and reader experience. It gives us key info for planning successful events, and makes us better able to find appropriate advertisers that reflect your interests and concerns.
The reader survey should take around five minutes of your time. It's quick, easy and hopefully kind of fun.
In the survey, you'll find the basic demographic questions that you'd expect, but also a few less predictable ones where you'll have space to respond in more detail. We're planning to share a bit about our readers in an article after the survey closes, so you can get to know each other a little too (with your explicit permission, of course).
At the end of the survey, you'll be given the option to enter to win a book. There are 10 titles to choose from -- among them Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine and Harry Smith's Harry's Last Stand. We have enough books for 20 people to get lucky.
Are you ready to weigh in? Take the survey now.
We'll close the survey at midnight on Monday, July 4, so don't wait too long!
Thanks in advance from all of us at The Tyee.
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