Take Our Search Engine Watch Annual Survey

All responses will remain confidential. For those of you who completely finish the survey, we will enter you into a prize drawing to win a Platinum Pass to an SES Conference of your choice, or three runner-up prizes of a $50 Amazon Gift Card.

sew-facebook-profile-picIt’s that time again when we ask you, our valued Search Engine Watch audience, to give us your feedback in our annual SEW Reader Survey.

For those of you who totally and completely honestly finish the survey, we will enter you into a prize drawing to win a Platinum Pass to an SES Conference of your choice, plus 3 runner-up prizes of a $50 Amazon Gift Card.

We’ll know if you skip the survey and go for the prize so only fully completed surveys count (OK, so we’ll let you off if you missed a question or two).

Don’t forget to enter your real details upon completion of the SEW survey so we can contact you should you be one of the lucky winners. We promise we won’t harass you with anything else.

The survey closes on Friday, April 26.

You can complete the survey here: https://svy.mk/10kSX8G

Thanks and good luck!

Please note: Survey deadline is 11:59pm ET Friday, April 26 2013. Your responses will be treated confidentially. No purchase is necessary. Must be 18 or older to qualify.

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