In his book, Free: The Future of Radical Price, Chris Anderson wrote, "People often don't care as much about things they don't pay for, and as a result they don't  

In the last three to five years we stumbled upon a process we now call blockbuster management. Our blockbuster management program acknowledges that any given website over time might have  

Web magazine consumers like to read their magazines like they read their news - online. Users are becoming more accustomed to viewing magazine content in the form of web magazines. Web  

ACEM doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but if you've been following along for awhile, you know this acronym is baked into everything we do here at Mequoda.  

We would like to continue to share with you the new enhancements that are available for your Haven system. This week we would like to introduce you to the Haven  

Five steps to increase your email capture rate starting today Converting website visitors into email subscribers is a key metric driver of your membership website. At Mequoda, we currently operate more than  

You hear us talk about the Mequoda Method, and how we've developed it by watching the world's most successful publishers transition from print to the digital world, but there's so  

In the summer of 2014, we launched what we believe to be the first-ever web magazine, I like Crochet. I Like Crochet was Prime Publishing's first foray into premium content,  

Driven by marketplace shifts and changing consumer behavior, new membership marketing programs are multiplying profits for Mequoda’s publishing partners. BOSTON, MARCH 1, 2019—Mequoda announces the launch of The Old Farmer’s Almanac  

Mequoda ran its first ever digital magazine consumer study in 2014, polling US adults with Internet access. At the time, the biggest finding was that 20% of respondents reported currently