I've just received $25 from a reader in Florida. Meanwhile, a reader in Nevada sent me $20 (that's on top of $35 in donations over the past year.) And a third reader, in Wisconsin, contributed $20 (on top of $30 over the past year.) Thank you, all.
With advertising sales, I've now reached just 87% of my goal. But tomorrow is the end of the quarter, so there's only one day left! The breakdown so far:
With advertising sales, I've now reached just 87% of my goal. But tomorrow is the end of the quarter, so there's only one day left! The breakdown so far:
- Reader donations: $1,073
- Advertising: $2,395
Readers are only sending $333 a month? $10 a day? You do this why? I could see why in the beginning but now?
ReplyDeleteFirst, with advertising, I'm averaging $1,300 a month.
ReplyDeleteBut to your question: Journalists have always worked for below-market wages because they see their jobs as more than simply cranking out widgets. It's a public service.