Mequoda has helped hundreds of media brands build vigorous, profitable, growing multiplatform publishing businesses. And we can help you.
Every quarter, I work on a 5-year business plan with one
To build a better subscription website, we've created a collection of our best resources on everything you need to know when it comes to how to leverage outside partners
Most publishers
Huffington Post's website redesign digs towards tabloid roots; The Economist slowly redesigns its site; The Boston Globe sets to reinvent its newsroom
A website redesign can have a major impact on
What will you be doing next week? Making money, or losing it? If you work in niche publishing, or own a magazine company, I highly recommend joining us at the
If your goal in life is to find out what your customers value—ask them.
To make my case, let me introduce you to Green Gardens Network. If you’re new to Mequoda,
Zink digital magazine relaunches; National Geographic launches digital network; Amazon looking at offering subscriptions to publishers
Not all the digital magazine content we report on involves launches. Sometimes we have relaunches
A client used this scorecard on their blockbuster articles to improve search visibility by 34%
A blockbuster article is a piece of content on your site that attracts a significant amount
A few tests to prove which subject lines make for great open rates
Studies show that most people decide whether to open and read an email message based entirely on a
Condé Nast hiring team dedicated to Snapchat as part of audience development strategy; Facebook garners likes but major publishers fleeing Instant Articles
Many publishers are utilizing social platforms as part of their
f there were just three things you could do today to increase your audience, revenue, and profits, what would they be?
In today's Strategy Spotlight, Don Nicholas, Chairman & CEO of
How will publishers make money in the future? Consumers will pay for content. And sponsors will pay for us to create it. At least, that's what Grzegorz Piechota pitched in
Today we begin with Dwell and its recent executive change. Folio: reports, "Michela O'Connor Abrams — who spent the past 15 years as CEO of home design magazine-turned-technology platform Dwell
