Ad blocking. Digital publishers are doing their best to combat it – you might be one of them – but they're not necessarily in accordance with what the solution is.
Subscription billing software allows publishers to manage their customer subscriptions and revenue by storing payment data and processing charges on a recurring basis. Of course, subscriptions have been an important
Conventional wisdom says that moving your legacy print magazine into the digital age is complicated, expensive and painful.
Mequoda says: Not if we have anything to say about it.
There’s a better
The Association of Magazine Media (MPA) released its Top 10 magazine brands on April 28, along with its most current audience data from March of 2016. The findings, compiled by
While bloggers are out there buying generic images for a dollar on stock photo sites, one nice benefit magazines typically have is an archive of photographs from past issues. One
The volatility of publishing economics will be mitigated with a multiplatform strategy built on repeatable best practices. That is one of our core principles, and a big part of what
To paraphrase Steve Miller, publisher technology keeps on slippin', slippin', slippin' into the future. Could be your content management system, your app, your digital advertising: There's little time to rest
Mequoda Systems has an immediate opening for a Chief Strategy Advisor to join our high octane executive team
Ideal Candidate:
10+ Years managing a multiplatform media business with full top line and
It's no surprise that programmatic sales are on the rise – built on the same principles that make organic SEO such a successful part of digital magazine publishing, programmatic advertising
Your content management system is, simply stated, the system used to manage the content on your web site … but it’s so much more than just that. Choosing a CMS
While there's a lot to be excited and optimistic about, the online media industry is also full of pitfalls, mirages, and false leads that run into dead ends. We try
Do you realize that a large percentage of your most loyal customers may only hear from you once a month, when you send them your magazine?
It seems like when you
