Subscription Website Publishing

Back in 2014, we partnered with Prime Publishing to launch America’s first web magazine. Since then we’ve launched more than a dozen and have learned a lot. Prime’s web magazine,  

An Urchin Traffic Monitor (UTM) code is the way that businesses track sales from their origination point (like a tweet, email or a brochure) down the funnel to their conversion  

If your goal is generate paid subscriptions and revenue for a premium magazine business with a robust subscription website, keep following along. In today's Strategy Spotlight, Don Nicholas, Chairman & CEO  

If you want to know why your website is, or is not performing, start conducting usability studies. A/B tests are great for content, but when it comes to seeing how  

The keys to magazine website design are function and familiarity, not bells and whistles. I'm always surprised by how many publishers want to reinvent the wheel when they launch a new  

If your goal is to generate advertising and sponsorship revenue from a free newsletter or advisory service with a robust subscription and advertising website, the Mequoda Haven CXMS can do  

Our most-read subscription website publishing posts of last year show a continued interest in building profitable subscription websites and improving their speed and ranking. Last year, publishers focused on increasing profitability  

Magazine publishers have been giving away their content for decades in an effort to attract new subscribers. In online publishing, ad-driven subscription websites have an additional incentive: Increasing the eyeballs  

When you charge a fee to access the content within a subscription website, the site needs to provide specific and immediate benefits to your subscribers. Are you doing that?  

We recently wrote about why magazine clubs are on the rise. A magazine club is reminiscent of the book club model where you pay one price and gain access to a