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While the challenge of choosing the right subscription and single copy pricing strategy is not new to magazine publishers, it’s virgin territory for most subscription website publishers and many publishers  

Creating the best subscription website business models starts with understanding your minimum information units—both the free minimum information units you'll use to build a loyal audience and the premium minimum information  

You would have to be living under a rock to have not noticed that premium membership programs for publishers are all the rage. After flirting with all forms of digital  

Social Media Optimization (SMO) is what we call the process of optimizing your content and your business, for social media. Typically, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) comes first. This is the process  

The first rule of choosing a business model that's ad-driven is being sure that you can make more money from advertisers than from your own products. Clay Hall once said  

For the first many years as a publisher, you had one goal and only one goal: increase magazine subscriptions.  

Membership websites are defined in part by the fact that users access the content on-demand, when they have a question they need to be answered or a learning tool they need  

A magazine subscription website model is set up to sell subscriptions for a related print or digital magazine and to provide access to back issues and other premium content. For the  

Only five years after the advent of the tablet, strategies for successful digital magazine publishing are starting to sort themselves out and deliver measurable results. Of course at Mequoda, we're  

How would you like to expand your product line with something that’s based on content you already have, increases your credibility in your niche, offers your customers immediate gratification, and  

People don't just like getting gifts for the holidays, they like them all year round. Maybe that's why our "You've Been Gifted" email subject line and template works so well. The  

The scenario plays over and over again: A publisher invests the time and money to build a multiplatform publishing website, only to wonder why they're not generating as much subscription