Weekly Editorial
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If You Build It, They will Come: (and Perhaps Take You Away!)
I am always impressed with the variety of interests demonstrated by your woodworking projects.
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FREE…Woodworking Plans (the Price Is So Right)!
The Free Plans section of the eZine is one of our most popular, but we still occasionally receive complaints. Rob Johnstone responds in this eZine Editorial.
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Everyone Has One
As a result of our last eZine, opinions were offered and heard through the medium of our survey. And I was surprised more than once.
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It’s Your Soapbox!
The questions we are asking will help us to evaluate what you like most about the Zine and which departments you find least useful.
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The Survey Module Works!
After much monkeying around, trying to analyze data and figure out a cool way to present our first survey results to the eZine faithful, I’ll just skip the fancy stuff and summarize here.
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Our Survey Says!
Last eZine, we attempted our first-ever online survey. I can report back that it was an overall success. Literally thousands of you answered the questions, and I was able to put all of your answers in perspective.
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Scroll Down and Be Counted
It’s the technological answer to a question I have been asking: How can I effectively complete the communication loop between me and my readers?
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De-Spamming Your E-Mail Box
Nothing makes me happier than the new SPAM legislation that appears to be close at hand. Why? Because the Woodworker’s Journal eZine is an “opt-in” electronic publication.
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Small Shop Professionals
A couple of issues ago, I asked for feedback from the eZine faithful relative to how we were doing and what we could do better.
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A Turn for the Better
Two weeks ago I bought a lathe. I didn’t ease into it…I bought a 14″ iron bed, full-sized beauty. My boss helped me tote it home and then I told my wife about my new tool and how excited I was about it.
