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One of the biggest moving targets in Mequoda best practices is the metered paywall. The biggest question we get is, how much free content is enough? And you have to be  

In recent years, publishers have been testing paywall pricing, and for good reason. Hearst, for example, tested a paywall that changed based on what the reader was consuming. Instead of  

The paywall model isn't an SEO-killer, even though it's been billed as one. Technology has advanced a long way since the days when content was either locked, or unlocked. Firstly,  

I was speaking with a colleague recently who had crossed over from the magazine industry to newspaper publishing and back, about consumer marketing trends. We noted that it will be interesting to  

Subscription publishing has gained popularity with media companies and brands alike because of its reputation as a renewable revenue stream. Today we're visiting news stories of subscription publishers making new  

The most successful subscription websites recognize the demographics that use their site the most. This way appropriate content targeting and marketing efforts can be made with alignment. Today we're looking  

Audience development through social media and search have been constantly evolving, which includes the increase or decrease in popularity for a variety of platforms. Today we're visiting news stories that  

Subscription website growth in the digital publishing industry continues as major publishers see increased results and added attention to their cause of increasing subscriber numbers.  

Last year ended with a major push by digital publishers to position themselves differently in the digital landscape. Some acquired companies that make them relevant to a broader audience, while  

Digital magazine content can find great homes online, especially when it's offered throughout a variety of popular channels. Today we're looking at some offerings for digital publishers that are coming from  

The publisher websites with the greatest ability to drive traffic and build audiences utilize proven strategies and relevant technology. Today we take a look at some of these publishers and  

The term "subscription" is a hot topic these past few weeks, especially for new age publishers and media companies like Twitter and Medium. Twitter recently sent a survey to users  

FT Weekend has a new brand identity; Condé Nast buys Pop2Life and Ribyt; Multiplatform publishers at Quartz become profitable There are a multitude of ways multiplatform publishers can evolve and succeed through  

Multiplatform publisher Forbes settles takeover; CBS eyes Scout Media; IDG sold to Chinese investors We begin with a look at Forbes, which has been involved in a legal battle with Honk  

Native advertising becomes a focus for the Guardian According to Digiday, the Guardian says that customers were beginning to become their competitors, and that is the reason why they have started  

Can metered paywalls be the solution to voluntary whitelisting of adblockers? As they say, if you're not paying for a product, then you're the product. And in publishing, when you're giving  

A recent article from Mediapost claims 40% of millennials personally pay for news (print or digital). Pay for news, you say? We think, when looking at the ratio of print to  

Instant Articles are being used by major publishers and Facebook is taking note Facebook has become the bane of every brand and publisher's audience development strategy, as they increasingly limit visibility  

To create the perfect online ad, marketers and publishing companies must consider a multitude of factors. Which metrics to key, where to place the ad, when to deploy it, how  

The media companies making news around magazine advertising trends include the Guardian, Financial Times, and more Magazine advertising trends may not make for the most exciting material, but they're important to  

Checking in on the New York Times, Financial Times, and Bloomberg native agency efforts – and what it means for digital magazines So maybe you're not quite ready to launch your  

Decoding the latest digital ad metrics, and checking in on ad tech and a digital renaissance for a legacy title Digital ad metrics rise, fall, resurface. New ones are invented every  

Times, Adobe, others making online magazine content news Online magazine content doesn't end with an article being posted online. Rather, that's where it begins. There are innumerable ways of repurposing content, and  

The sphere of publishing events is expanding every week, and we're happy to see it, since they're a crucial component of the Mequoda Method for multiplatform strategy. But few events  

One of the most significant advantages of a multiplatform strategy is that new digital magazine platform options pop up frequently: They make for a renewable resource that will likely never  

The digital publishing business gets more and more interesting by the week. Time Inc. digital investments and innovations have been relentless; recent personnel changes from Ogden to Bloomberg Businessweek have  

Programmatic ads, which give brands the option for automated buys in place of more traditional human interaction and negotiation, occupy a growing segment when it comes to publishing revenue. But  

Here's the thing about digital publishing strategy: It never stands still – especially during this exciting time for the industry – and companies like yours are continually adapting. We're here  

After turning Atlantic Media into a global force to be reckoned with, Justin Smith now has his sights set on Bloomberg digital reigning supreme more than one year into his  

In September, Politico announced it would expand through partnership by creating a European version of its political news site.  

In case you don’t remember, Self magazine, a major publication from Conde Nast, started to revamp itself earlier this year. This process began as Joyce Chang was brought on was  

Forbes continues its bid for world digital magazine dominance by topping the 10 most influential global brands on LinkedIn.  

Many publisher would think that getting the largest number of magazine subscribers would be the end game.  

The New York Times continues to lead the transformation of the subscription publishing industry. In the next few months, they're rolling out a brigade of new multiplatform publishing products that  

The Guardian is reporting that The Financial Times is consolidating to a single global print edition in the first half of 2014. Roy Greenslade writes, "The Financial Times is to  

In a recent article over on Magazine.org by Mary Berner, she states that Becky Lang is dead wrong about the future of magazines with a multitude of statistics that say  

What began with devices has now turned to software. Digital magazine publishing software is evolving to focus on a better user experience. In turn, online publishers are partnering with platforms that  

While digital magazines are still just a tiny piece of the revenue pie for most publishers, there is some growth to report on the number of readers buying digital editions.  

Digital subscriptions are helping publishers succeed in times when advertising is high enough With the economic problems of recent years, digital magazine publishers have had multiple issues to address. First, they have  

As digital grows, membership strategies are a focus Three interesting notions came upon me recently. The first involves creative software superstar Adobe. The company announced that between March 1, 2011 and January  

You'll Be in Good Company at SIPA UK I was looking through information on speakers for the upcoming SIPA UK Conference, July 13-14, in London, and came across an “Exclusive interview  

SIPA UK Conference Spotlights Consultants, Key Topics Top consultants may charge hundreds or even thousands of dollars to give their advice. At the upcoming SIPA UK 17th Annual Congress, July 13-14,  

Apple Eases Back on In-App Subscriptions SIPAlert Daily has been following the ongoing saga over Apple’s decision a few months ago to keep 30% of the revenue from new subscriptions and  

Catch up on the Mequoda Daily’s blog posts for this past week  

Financial Times gives publishers a new option One recurring note at the just-concluded SIPA 2011 Conference concerned Apple’s decision a few months ago that they will begin to keep 30% of  

Salt, Matt Salt Becomes SIPA’s Agent of Change and Leadership I took part in my first SIPA Conference last June and was thrilled to be part of such a hard-working and  

MeansBusiness.com, while a very viable and intriguing online content model, makes some critical areas in their website design practices, lagging behind their peers in the areas of community building, affordance