Hey gang,
Sorry about the silence. I’m working on a longer blog entry for early next week about online media job titles, responsibilities and their pay rates and I need your feedback.

I know this info for a few dozen homies in the biz but wanted to open it up to you all to learn more (and to share more accurate info with you all).

So please take 30 seconds to answer this quick, anonymous 1-question (sorta) survey! (Click this to take it)

RESPONSE DEADLINE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 BY 5 P.M. EASTERN!

It doesn’t matter if you’re a lowly web producer for The BFE Herald or a general manager for the New York Times–all responses are welcome. You don’t need to leave your name or even where you work (although the market/publication info helps with accuracy and differentiating the cost of living in different areas … I.e. Online producers at the Washington Post probably make more than online producers at a weekly paper in rural Ohio).

I’d even like to hear from those not working at newspapers, if you’re in the web development biz, creative/ads/marketing, TV, Radio, consulting, or whatever, hit that link and share the secret! 30 seconds is all it takes.

Obviously, all responses will be confidential. The pool of data collected will be used to help get more accurate general numbers as to what job titles mean for web workers responsibilities and pay rates. (This idea came from a flood of j-school students this summer asking me for my thoughts on this info.)

Please be honest and share the link with your homies in the biz!

Here’s a Tiny Url link to share:
http://tinyurl.com/29znqj

The more responses we get, the better! Who knows, your participation in this 30-second survey could help you find out that your boss is scrooging you out of big money.

Cheers,
Will