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Your Opinion Really Does Matter

Ask three sailors for their opinions and you’ll likely end up with five different answers. That can be a frightening thought when you’re toying with the idea of surveying your readers about what they like and . . . gulp! . . . don’t like about your magazine. But we’re brave souls here at Latitude 38, so we’re forging ahead.

If you find yourself with an extra 10 minutes you don’t know what to do with, hop on over to our reader survey. It’s a rather in-depth look at several aspects of the print magazine, our website and ‘Lectronic Latitude. Your answers will help us shape our content to fit what our readers want. And feel free to share the link with any sailing buddies who read the magazine. The survey is completely anonymous but you will have the option of including your email to be entered in a drawing for some hot Latitude 38 gear.

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