Seven Online Publishing Secrets
By Amanda MacArthur • 09/14/2008
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This free 25-page white paper Seven Online Publishing Secrets, Transforming Your Book, Magazine or Newsletter into a Niche Media Empire is a collection of Internet marketing strategy guidelines from the world’s most successful online publishing experts. If you’re an author, editor, website designer, or online publisher, Seven Online Publishing Secrets will forever change the way you think about how to make money on the Internet with online publishing. Over the past 10 years, thousands of companies have spent billions of dollars competing to figure out how to make money on the Internet.
While the dot-com bust of the 1990s wiped out many online publishing companies, others have thrived.
What made the difference?
About five years ago, we began to study and discover precisely what Internet marketing strategies work best—what techniques and practices distinguish the most successful online publishing companies from the mediocre and those that fail.
Seven Online Publishing Secrets—Using the Internet to Transform Your Special-Interest Publishing Brand into a Multiplatform Media Empire resulted from five years of in-depth research into the experiences of hundreds of highly successful (and not-so-successful) online publishing companies. A team of 20 seasoned Internet veterans— writers and reporters like you—cataloged case studies of websites and interviewed dozens of online publishing company executives to find out (and verify) what Internet marketing strategies really succeed. Here’s what we found:
- Internet marketing success leaves clues about best practices.
- You can model and replicate these techniques in your own online publishing company and achieve similar results.
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The most successful Internet marketing practices of these high-performance online publishing companies became the basis for a new methodology (the Mequoda System) that we have outlined in Seven Online Publishing Secrets—Using the Internet to Transform Your Special-Interest Publishing Brand into a Multiplatform Media Empire.
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Online Publishing Secret #1
Choose and Leveraging the Right Content Platforms for Your Audience
In this rapidly evolving online publishing world, where the consumer is in control and has more information product options than ever before, publishers need to offer multiple media platforms to remain competitive. They also need to accept the idea that they must give away lots of free content in order to succeed. Free content is now a publisher’s new circulation marketing program.
Online Publishing Secret #2
Choose the Best Online Business Models for Your Market
While most publishers launch a single website to meet unclear goals, successful online publishers understand that there are 12 discreet business models and launch a website network, capitalizing on at least 3 or more of those business models.
Online Publishing Secret #3
Choose the Right Keywords To Drive Website Traffic
Discover a simple online publishing process for brainstorming the 1500-2500 keywords that your users will use the most to search for the content that you have. Learn how to quantify the search activity that is happening every day for each of your targeted search terms. Learn how to analyze the search engine competition and use that data to isolate keyword phrases that can vault your website onto page one in a matter of days.
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Online Publishing Secret #4
Create Websites that Convert Visitors to Subscribers
While most publishers allow designers to create complex and complicated sites that the average user can’t begin to navigate, knowledgeable publishers understand that there are only 12 webpage templates that will carry 99% of the page views for their websites. These publishers not only understand that there are clear best practices for these 12 templates, but that these 12 templates are where all of their research, analytics and testing efforts should be centered. While the industry average for Web conversion rates is by far less than 1 percent, publishers who understand these 12 templates routinely generate conversion rates in the 3-5% range.
Online Publishing Secret #5
Choose the Best Email Contact Strategy to
Maximize Customer Lifetime Value
Successful publishers understand that their websites exist primarily to build customer loyalty – but they also understand the Web’s role in increasing their most valuable asset– their active email database. For these publishers, email can generate 60 to 80 percent of all their revenue.
Online Publishing Secret #6
Organize and Integrate Online and Print Publishing Teams
While most publishers continue to load more responsibilities onto their exiting print staff and require them to learn new skills, those in the know are hiring dedicated writers, marketers and technical staff to run their online business units. These same publishers know how to integrate their print and online teams to leverage editorial assets, cross promote print, Web and email circulation and create advertising synergies for sponsors who are demanding multiplatform marketing solutions.
Online Publishing Secret #7
Manage by the Numbers and Maximize Online Revenue
While many publishers find themselves lost in a pile of numbers generated by Web analytics, email analytics and competitive tracking services, profitable online publishers understand the concept of management by exception. They isolate and track a handful of operating statistics using a Key Metrics Dashboard that lets them sleep at night and alerts them to problems and opportunities in their online business.
Here’s a big promise: The Mequoda System, when executed with passion and accuracy, can transform any special-interest magazine, newsletter, book, website, blog, forum, TV show, radio program, or newspaper column into a multi-million dollar niche media empire.
Online publishing success begins by setting clear, obtainable goals. Of the more than 2000 online publishing companies we studied that made money on the Internet, seven best practices distinguished them from all others. Among the most common traits was a strategic management system for setting and supporting goals through day-to-day activities and measuring the success of the overall plan.
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The ad chosen involves a lady posing with a woolen overcoat with the inscription “calling on all chubbies” on the cover. The brand of the woolen overcoat is Lane Bryant. Lane Bryant is a brand started in 1900 and is a renowned United States retail women’s clothing store. Being well established the brand sells itself to a large population of their customer base which already has loyalty to the brand. Therefore in terms of advertisement, is this ad a form of Ethos, Pathos or logos?
In my opinion, arrived at by research carried out, this type of advertisement is of the type Ethos. This is because Aristotle states that it refers to the trustworthiness and credibility of the person passing the message who is the author. In this case, the author is the brand, Lane Bryant and its employees involved in the marketing of their goods. It is a means of convincing based on the character of the author. Therefore, those intended to view the ad believe it or accept it if they respect the author who in this case is the brand. The author, Lane Bryant projects the impression that they are a brand worth listening to and is someone worthy of the people’s respect. The ad is evidently aimed at middle sized women based on the message on the top of the cover “calling all the chubbies”. The expertise of the author, Lane Bryant causes people viewing the ad to offer their ears for listening since they are of unimpeachable reputation. The level of integrity of the author also goes a long way in earning respect from the crowd intended for the advert. Since in this case, Lane Bryant has had a long track record of providing woolen wear for women, they already find her trustworthy and thus their acceptance of the message is swifter.
The advert is not of the pathos form since it (pathos) is based on emotional appeal. We find no emotion in the advert leave for the message on the cover, “calling all the chubbies”. This is however, overshadowed by the trustworthiness of the author who we learn in this case is Lane Bryant. Another reason why the advert is not of the pathos form is that the advert should require the audience to agree and identify with the author’s point of view. There is no author point of view in the advert. The ad only uses the brand name in order to appeal to their loyal customers for yet another of their offerings.
The ad is also not of the logos form since logos refers to the internal consistency of the message. It invokes the logic of the author’s reasons. A member of the intended audience looks at the authors reasoning and weighs it. In this ad, there is mild or no form of logic used. The ad simply makes the targeted population aware of yet another offering by the brand Lane Bryant. The person intended for the advert does not spend time in reasoning to find the logical agreement with the author; they simply make a mental note purchase the good when the time comes. An example that would be in alignment with logos would be ads that show that drunken driving is harmful and dangerous, cigarette smoking is harmful to one’s health and so on.
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