1. Approximately how often do you visit BayJews.org (e.g. daily, weekly, monthly)?

2a. Do you feel that BayJews.org is easy to navigate?

2b. What would make it easier to navigate?

2c. What else would you like to see improved or added to the site?

2d. What are the main aspects of BayJews.org that you like?

3. Did you know that you can update your criteria on BayJews.org to get daily emails?

4. Do any of the ads on the BayJews.org site or email bother you? If so, in what way?

5. Did you know that you can post a forum listing on BayJews.org and people can respond to it?

6. Are there any discussion topics you'd like to see on the forum postings?

7. What do you feel would be the best way(s) to make BayJews.org financially self-sustaining?

8. Would you be interested in talking and/or meeting with other people to brainstorm further on how to improve BayJews.org?
If so, please include your email address at the bottom of this survey.

9. Would you be willing to volunteer 15 or more minutes per month to help post information on BayJews.org and/or volunteer in some other way?
If so, please include your email address at the bottom of this survey.

10. Do you have familiarity with the neighborhoods and/or Jewish organizations in other metropolitan areas that BayJews.org (as MetroJews.org) might be able to expand to? If so, what areas are you familiar with? If we may contact you about this, please include your email address at the bottom of this survey.

11. Are you associated with any group(s) that currently post or may post in the future on BayJews.org? If so, which one(s)?

12. If you are part of a group or organization, can we send you some BayJews.org fliers to distribute?
If so, please include your email address at the bottom of this survey.

13. The core features of BayJews.org, posting listings and email digests, will always be free for local Jewish organizations. We are considering adding small fees for extra services, including those mentioned below, in order to help BayJews.org become financially self-sustaining. One idea is to charge for a number of tokens to be used at any time in the future. For example, an organization might pay $5 for 5 tokens. The first month, they might use a couple tokens to increase the exposure for one their events. The next month, they may decide to use a third token to sponsor an email thanking the community for its support. And they might save the final two tokens for the next year.

13a. If you are part of a group or organization, please check which services you might be willing to pay for:

13b. Is there any other service you'd like to see added, which you would be willing to pay for?

13c. Can you please provide your thoughts and/or any concerns you have related to questions 13a or 13b?

14. Do you have any questions or additional feedback about the site?