The Daily Mail is seeking opinions from its readers as it develops a new initiative aimed at improving readers' daily lives. The publication is inviting individuals to join its "Reader Panel" to provide feedback on a project that will focus on "everyday life, and feeling better as you live it."
Details about the specific nature of the project remain undisclosed, as the Daily Mail states that the panel will help decide what it becomes. The initiative explicitly states it will not involve "gadgets, fads, no lycra."
Participants in the Reader Panel will be asked to try out new features early, provide honest opinions through short surveys and occasional phone chats, and will be compensated for each contribution. The publication emphasized that it is not seeking experts, but rather individuals who may have struggled with personal goals, such as giving up a habit in February after starting in January.
To join the panel, individuals need a phone, opinions, and a willingness to share them. The sign-up process is described as taking approximately two minutes. The Daily Mail noted that places on the panel are limited.