New “Road Grays” Title Knocks it out of the Park
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The world of sports publishing is an always-on, in-the-moment kind of experience on many levels. Instant score updates, apps that give the play-by-play, nonstop commentary on a host of media outlets. For Aaron Stahl, co-founder, editor and creative director of...
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Do Circulation Figures Even Matter Anymore?
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The marketing landscape is a multi-channel environment, and the modern consumer journey reflects this. Yet print and web metrics are still tightly siloed, notes Tim Langford in InPublishing, with print’s circulation figures often looking like the loser, as the industry...
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The Purpose of Print for Modern Marketers
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We share a lot about the “whats” and “hows” around print marketing – where it’s useful, how to be creative with it, what’s new in the world of print magazines and catalogs. But sometimes it’s helpful to sit back and...
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Beyond the Click – Measuring the Real Impact of Your Marketing Campaigns
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When digital marketing hit the scene, marketers were wild to finally have a way to see, in real-time, performance data. KPI became the new reporting standard, and brands went vociferously after clicks, likes, shares and other forms of immediate, top-of-funnel...
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Hey Uniqlo, We See You Out There with your Print Magazine
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Well hello, Roger. Federer, that is. The tennis star graces the pages of the new print magazine from fashion retailer Uniqlo, scheduled to drop in stores in September. And he looks mighty comfortable doing so, in his role as the...
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What the Personality Cult of Niche Publications Can Teach Mass Market Brands
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As the age of mass-market gives way to special interest everything, big-name publishers are learning some potentially game-changing lessons from the niche side. At the heart of the lesson is this simple truth: no matter the size of your audience,...
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Blurred Lines and Innovation …. The Heart of Print’s New Reality
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To thine own audience be true. That’s been our mantra since the early days of the digital disruption. We joined industry voices in encouraging publishers and media brand to think “audience-first,” rather than blindly following the digital trend. This measured,...
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30,000 Words, One Contributor, One Incredible Magazine
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30,000 words. Every six weeks. From one contributor. That’s the workflow behind Strong Words, an 80-page book magazine about books. “Just over a year ago Ed Needham, former managing editor of Rolling Stone and editor of Maxim and FHM, launched...
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Is Your Publication Coffee Table Worthy?
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https://www.economist.com Social signaling – we all do it to some extent. Some of us post on Facebook about their last vacation. Others sport the latest shoe style or sneaker brand. Others wear their social signal on their wrist, casually flashing...
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David vs. Goliath in the Magazine Industry … Our Money’s on the Niche
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The swing to niche continues in the magazine industry, as smaller, interest-based magazines find passionate, like-minded readers. And according to James Somerton writing in Innova, there are some key reasons why niche is the new normal. “One of the biggest...
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