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Earlier in the year, when we were writing about membership marketing during a pandemic and pandemic-proof online business models, we had no idea that we'd be entering the fourth quarter of the year,  

Have you ever wondered why your online competitors get more traffic, and have larger email lists than you? Do you see them growing year over year, while your business is  

In the summer of 2014, our longtime publishing partner Prime Publishing launched a revolutionary website magazine, I Like Crochet.  Upon launch, I Like Crochet magazine was delivered digitally, both as a  

Transforming your archive of legacy magazine content into a membership website is a significant endeavor. But the work to produce such a massive resource is worth it to your organization,  

It's rare for marketers to get direct feedback from the Google Gods in regards to SEO outside of Google’s Quality Raters Guidelines and their SEO Starter Guide. But recently, Google Webmaster  

During a time of economic uncertainty, magazine subscriptions aren't at the top of everyone's mind regarding how to spend their money. So why is it that so many publishers, including  

Do you feel like your inbox has recently started to fill with sales emails that all begin a line like, "I hope you're doing well in these difficult times," or  

While not everybody agrees that Google should control search results as much as they do, we think we can all agree that machine learning for SEO has been a very  

Most of the time, the advice you read about ways to improve your SEO or email capture rates are long-term strategies. Do the good thing, and good things will come  

At 1pm ET today, we'll be sharing what we know to be The Most Profitable Membership Website Model. This 90-minute Zoom presentation will provide a condensed summary of the key  

Food publishers have no trouble generating free traffic to their website portals through social media with appealing recipe titles and professional photography. In fact, most of the food publishers we  

If you've been in the publishing industry for a long time, you probably feel like you've seen it all. Business models have come and gone and evolved significantly over the