Your Input Matters: ENX Magazine Reader Survey Seeks Valuable Feedback

As summer winds down, we’re gearing up for the mad dash that leads to 2027. In the process, we’re preparing for our largest issue of the year, the Elite Dealers. We’re also taking every opportunity to remind you that Sept. 18 is the deadline for submissions. This is one of those opportunities. You can apply here. No worries, we will pester remind you again in a few weeks.

Our main thrust here relates to ENX Magazine’s editorial coverage. This time of year, we’re locking down our edit calendar, finalizing and fine-tuning the monthly State of the Industry reports. B2B magazines like to set their editorial themes in advance, and it can be a grueling process. The aim is to provide readers with content that speaks to the issues, challenges, threats and opportunities that confront the office technology dealership community.

Fill out our reader survey

And while Elite Dealers and Difference Makers are annual rituals, we’re taking a different approach to our edit calendar. For the first time, we’re coming to you, gentle readers, for your opinion on our editorial efforts. We’re hoping you can shed some light on how you feel about our content: what you like, which subjects you wouldn’t miss reading, and which topics merit more attention. We want to know how we can make ENX Magazine a more valuable tool.

With that in mind, please take five minutes to fill out our ENX Magazine Reader Survey. This is a great opportunity to help inform next year’s coverage scope and offer notes on our editorial approach in general. This year, we changed our tagline to “The Voice of the Office Technology Dealership Community Since 1994” but it’s impossible to be your voice if we don’t use our ears. Your answers are strictly confidential; we won’t publish any of the survey’s results. Instead, we’ll bake them into our game plan.

Thank you, as always, for supporting ENX Magazine’s editorial mission and being a friend of the magazine.

Erik Cagle
About the Author
Erik Cagle is the editorial director of ENX Magazine. He is an author, writer and editor who spent 18 years covering the commercial printing industry.