Survey Results

SURVEY RESULTS

 

1  How often do you read our newsletter?
Answer
0% 100%
Response
Ratio
Always
34.0%
Frequently
45.4%
Sometimes
20.4%
Rarely
0.0%
Other
0.0%
No Responses
0.0%
Totals 100%

 

 

2  How often would you like to receive our newsletter?
Answer
0% 100%
Response
Ratio
Twice a Week
29.5%
Once a Week
54.5%
Every Two Weeks
4.5%
Monthly
6.8%
Quarterly
2.2%
Other
2.2%
No Responses
0.0%
Totals 100%

 

 

3  How much of our newsletter do you read?
Answer
0% 100%
Response
Ratio
One article
4.5%
Two Articles
22.7%
Only New Content
50.0%
Enjoy Old Posts
0.0%
Other
22.7%
No Responses
0.0%
Totals 100%

 

4  What is your overall satisfaction with the newsletter?
Answer
0% 100%
Response
Ratio
Very satisfied
61.3%
Somewhat satisfied
25.0%
Neutral
13.6%
Somewhat dissatisfied
0.0%
Very dissatisfied
0.0%
No Responses
0.0%
Totals 100%

 

5  Rate your satisfaction with the following features of this newsletter.
Answer
1 2 3 4 5
Rating
Score*
Length
4.0
Design
3.8
Content
4.1
Images
3.8
Color
3.9
Layout
3.8

*The Rating Score is the weighted average calculated by dividing the sum of all weighted ratings by the number of total responses.

 

6  How relevant do you find the information in the newsletter?
Answer
0% 100%
Response
Ratio
Very relevant
77.2%
Somewhat relevant
18.1%
Neutral
4.5%
Somewhat irrelevant
0.0%
Very irrelevant
0.0%
No Responses
0.0%
Totals 100%

 

7 Please rank each part of the newsletter in order of importance to you.
Answer
1 2 3 4 5 6
Ranking
Score*
Quick Links
3.1
News
4.2
Whitepapers
3.3
Tips and Tricks
2.9
Featured Article
4.1
Industry Trends
3.4

*The Rating Score is the weighted average calculated by dividing the sum of all weighted ratings by the number of total responses.

 

8 Which section of the newsletter do you think needs most improvement?
Answer
0% 100%
Response
Ratio
Quick Links
20.4%
News
9.0%
Whitepapers
11.3%
Tips and Tricks
6.8%
Featured Article
6.8%
Industry Trends
15.9%
No Responses
29.5%
Totals 100%

 

9  What can we do to improve?

 

10 Would you be interested in providing content for this newsletter?
Answer
0% 100%
Response
Ratio
Yes
22.7%
No
40.9%
Maybe
34.0%
No Responses
2.2%
Totals 100%

 

 

11 When is the optimal day to receive this newsletter?
Answer
0% 100%
Response
Ratio
Monday
40.9%
Tuesday
20.4%
Wednesday
15.9%
Thursday
6.8%
Friday
4.5%
Saturday
2.2%
Sunday
4.5%
No Responses
4.5%
Totals 100%

 

12 When is the optimal time to receive this newsletter?
Answer
0% 100%
Response
Ratio
Morning
63.6%
Afternoon
18.1%
Night (after work hours)
11.3%
No Responses
6.8%
Totals 100%

 

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Jeff Thomas
Publisher — Black Source Media Jeff Thomas Publisher • Opinion Columnist •  New Orleans Jeff Thomas is the publisher of Black Source Media and one of New Orleans’ most direct voices on civic affairs, economic justice, and Louisiana politics. He writes from the intersection of experience and accountability — as a licensed general contractor,a tech company founder and executive with over 30 years experience, and a businessman who has worked across the city’s civic, media, and construction ecosystems for decades. His Sunday column covers Louisiana legislative politics, insurance discrimination, housing policy, and the forces shaping Black community life in New Orleans and across the state. Thomas writes in the tradition of Black journalists who hold power accountable without apology — building arguments from data, delivering verdicts from evidence, and speaking to Black New Orleans with the directness the moment demands. He is also the principal of EA Inspection Services, LLC, a government inspection services company. Black Source Media is his platform for the civic conversation New Orleans has needed and too rarely had. Selected Articles by Jeff Thomas Black Neighborhoods Pay the Highest Insurance Rates in Louisiana. Here’s What They Don’t Want You to Know. They Didn’t Yell the N-Word. They Went to Law School, Bided Their Time, and Rewrote the Constitution Instead. Vappie vs. Morrell: Why Does Justice Look Different in New Orleans? The State Has the Money. New Orleans East Just Needs Them to Use It. The Failure of Mitch Landrieu

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