Market Research Survey for Ottawa Residents

Hi! We are two aspiring writers who have recently graduated from Algonquin College’s Professional Writing program.

Not long ago, we noticed the lack of Ottawa youth- and young-adult-oriented publications that not only deal with culture, but also cover more serious issues like politics, the environment, social commentary, and human rights. We decided to start our own magazine addressing all of these issues with an entertaining, no-frills attitude.

In order to get financial backing for such a publication, we need to find out how many people in Ottawa would actually be interested. This is where you come in. We have created a short market research survey that you can fill out online in under 10 minutes. Please follow the link below to get started.

We realize that not everyone here is an Ottawa resident. Unfortunately, if you don’t live in Ottawa or in the greater Ottawa Valley region, we will be unable to count your completed survey when we compile our data (even if you’re just trying to help us out). However, we do appreciate encouragement and support.

Please note also that the website where we created this survey doesn’t allow more than one survey to be filled out per computer, so keep this in mind if you use a shared or public computer. If you have any issues with the survey, you can e-mail us at jamtingrenade@inbox.com .

Many thanks to everyone who takes the few minutes to do the survey!

Niki & Liz

Click Here to Take Survey

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