Readers typically think of magazines as a one-way means of communication. Publishers, along with editors, writers and photographers, provide information to be consumed by a targeted audience. In reality, it’s much more a two-way street.
A good magazine, really any good publication, relies on shared communication. We’re not telling you how to do things or what products to use: We’re listening to your concerns, hearing your stories, and understanding the issues you face so we can share stories that help you address those issues and concerns in a positive, progressive manner.
I’ll be in New Orleans, along with a handful of representatives
