This document summarizes the online engagement of TheCityFix blog. It discusses the blog's topics of integrated transport, urban development, air quality, health and road safety. It notes the blog has over 251,000 annual visitors and 1,300 posts from 80 writers worldwide. The top three reader groups are urban planners, government employees, and sustainable transport advocates, who are most interested in latest research, city best practices, and transport policy. The blog aims to increase interest in sustainable transport and advocacy through social media. It highlights positive reader comments and mentions in other publications praising the blog's high-quality local content.

1. Online Engagement

2. TheCityFix 1.0

3. TheCityFix 2.0

4. TheCityFix 3.0

5. Topics
Integrated Transport
Urban Development + Accessibility
Air Quality + Climate Change
Health + Road Safety
Communications + Marketing

6. Popular Posts

7. 251,000+ visitors (year)
21,500+ visitors (month)
1,300 posts
80 writers

8. Where in the World?

9. Who’s Reading?
Most people identified as…
urban planners
public sector or government employees
sustainable transportation advocates
The top three reasons for reading:
latest research and trends on cities
profiles about cities to learn best practices or lessons learned
local, regional or national policy
Since they started reading the blog…
More interested in sustainable transport and urban planning (25%)
Spread the message of sustainable through social media (12%)
Advocated for sustainable transport policy (9%)

10. Advanced Search

11. Explore Events

12. Explore Jobs

13. Become a Contributor

14. Connect With Us

15. Tweets

16. Comments
MAKING CONNECTIONS
“Terrific post. More than amplifies my NYT Dot Earth piece. Great links, too. Glad to meet
you in cyberspace!”
–Charles Komanoff, transportation policy analyst from New York City who advised the Bloomberg administration
on a congestion pricing plan, on From New York to Guangzhou: Lessons Learned from Congestion Pricing
SHARING BEST PRACTICES
“Incredible. This will be the model system for station design and placement for the rest of
South Asia. Fits the context wonderfully.”
–David Katz on A Photographic Tour of Ahmedabad's Janmarg BRT System
FINDING OUR NICHE
"Thanks for giving space for such important issues.”
–Sujit Patwardhan on Creating Streets for Walkers and Hawkers
REACHING OUT GLOBALLY
“Muito bom. Inspirador. Parabéns.”
–Eric on FedEx Makes More Efficient Deliveries with Zero Emissions Electric Bikes

17. Notable Mentions
“…efforts to limit congestion in
Manhattan by requiring
drivers to pay a fee to enter
the city center — as is already
the case in London,
Singapore, Stockholm, and
Milan. A great place to
explore such initiatives is
the blog The City Fix.”
– Andrew Revkin, The New York Times

18. Notable Mentions
“I think it should be a ‘must read’ for anyone interested in
urban transport policy in developing countries.”
– Paul A. Barter, National University of Singapore
“Our editors (and some of your fellow bloggers) identified
TheCityFix as a partner prospect due to the high quality
local content you’re publishing.”
–Buck Teal, Business Development, Yahoo!

19. Media Hits

20. Top Lists

21. What’s Next?