How do you get the information you need for your trucking business? HDT wants to know.
Heavy Duty Trucking is asking for reader input to help our team continue to meet the changing needs of our audience.
HDT Seeks Input on Media Use in Trucking
How do you get the information you need for your trucking business? Heavy Duty Trucking wants to know.
March 16, 2021
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1 min to read
The pace of change and the number of challenges for the trucking industry seem to be ever-accelerating. Heavy Duty Trucking wants to make sure we’re bringing fleets the information they need to succeed and the best ways to deliver that important content.
HDT is asking readers to complete a short survey about how they use media so HDT can continue to support our audience most effectively. Do you religiously read your monthly print magazine, or are you more of an e-mail newsletter fan? Look forward to going to in-person events again? Get information from social media? Let us know about these issues and more in this survey. Your responses will be completely confidential. Survey closes March 21.
Click here to take the survey!
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