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New report looks at the efficacy of ads on websites versus social; Huffington Post tries newsletter-only content strategy; Condé Nast rethinks digital website strategy Which content strategy works best, ads on a  

Forbes' new audience development strategies include stories for social, podcasting, and focusing on millennials We see audience development strategies frequently changing with new technologies and analytics. The leadership and direction of  

I bet you have great content. Many niche publishers do. And, at Mequoda, we are deeply appreciative of the work that independent publishers do every day. Not only that, but we  

Pretty soon, most magazines won’t just be managing editorial teams in-house—they’ll be managing more editors remotely. Here’s how to make the virtual world work for your publication. Managing editorial teams in-person  

How to create new products and passive income from old products as a multiplatform publisher One of the most interesting rodents on the planet is the grasshopper mouse, native to the  

Digital Convergence Technologies Inc. names CRO; Meredith and Interview Magazine name new multiplatform editors Today we're sharing stories of new hirings, including multiplatform editors. First, we begin with a story from  

In two short months, you could be starting a new path to profitable multiplatform publishing success. But only if you hurry and register for the Digital Revenue Summit. If you  

"Do your job." Those are the famous words of New England Patriots' coach Bill Belichick, and the mantra of the whole team, who I imagine you already know just won their  

eMarketer scales back its predictions for ad blocking use; Firms battle against ad blockers Ad blocking has become an important topic to consider for digital publishers, and the conversation has taken  

Most publishers are only using one or two of these email call to action ideas for building an email list to sell more magazines Did you know that by pairing unproductive  

Digiday has reimagined how it operates within its industry, and how its new design can impact audience development efforts Digiday has recently unveiled its new website, which has been the first  

“He who fails to plan is planning to fail.” Winston Churchill called it, all right. And it strikes me that trying to succeed in the magazine publishing industry is a lot like