It sounds a little creepy but I have spent the past few weeks getting to know you from afar. No I haven't been stalking you dear readers but I have been collating the results of our recent readers survey. This has allowed me to study your behaviours, identify your interests and familiarise myself with your preferences....very interesting. In the process of gathering the survey results and reading your comments I did discover a few standout features that define CCN readers. For example, loyalty is a quality that CCN readers have in abundance. One third of survey respondents have been reading CCN for five to 10 years while another third have been reading the magazine for three to five years. A further 15 per cent have been reading CCN for more than 11 years. And I am not talking about readers that simply flick through the magazine for 10 minutes each issue. CCN readers take the time to actually absorb the content. The survey found that more than half of CCN readers spend around 30 minutes on every issue of the magazine while another 24.7 per cent spend up to an hour reading it from cover to cover. Then after reading the magazine it is passed on to at least another three or more people which shows that CCN readers aren't just loyal and attentive they also like to share. Obviously I cannot share all the findings with you here but all of the survey information will be used to shape the magazine's content in the years ahead. Thank You for taking the time to complete the survey and congratulations to our survey prize winner, Frank Roulent from Victoria. To get the latest news, more often, subscribe to CCN's weekly e-newsletter. It's free and arrives in your inbox every Wednesday simply go to www.climatecontrolnews.com.au
