It's hard to determine how to spend both your time, and your resources within a business. The way we look at every decision you make is this:
Is whatever you're thinking
Social Media Optimization (SMO) is what we call the process of optimizing your content and your business, for social media.
Typically, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) comes first. This is the process
Magazines are designed to be read from front to back. They have covers and a table of contents. Magazines are arranged in a series of articles. Portals are not meant
We currently operate more than a dozen digital magazine publishing systems in partnership with some of the country's leading content brands including Prime Publishing, Yankee Publishing, and Cabot Heritage Corporation.
A web magazine library is an archive of your content going back many years, likely since the beginning. When done right, you can upsell a substantial number of would-be magazine
Twenty years ago, “above the fold” only referred to the upper half portion of a newspaper. Now, above the fold can be applied to many things, especially a website or
Driven by marketplace shifts and changing consumer behavior, new membership marketing programs are multiplying profits for Mequoda’s publishing partners.
BOSTON, MARCH 1, 2019—Mequoda announces the launch of The Old Farmer’s Almanac
Driven by marketplace shifts and changing consumer behavior, new membership marketing programs are multiplying profits for Mequoda’s publishing partners.
Mequoda announces the launch of The Old Farmer’s Almanac 1792 Society, the latest Mequoda
The ten biggest take-aways about magazine media learned at IMAG
If you're in the magazine industry, you're probably familiar with the MPA's annual IMAG conference. My colleague Kim Mateus and I
Many publishers have taken to a website strategy that highlights the components of the digital landscape. When done properly, digital publishers are able to drive more traffic and develop larger
It's not surprising to see some changes taking place for the digital publishers at Hearst, as it makes Rodale part of its own. However, that's not the only news of
The magazine industry has lost their way.
It's been a long time since the dawn of digital publishing and publishers bringing their content online, but at this point we hoped that
Website redesigns come from Salon and ProPublica; Harvard Business Review utilizes new website tool
Content publishers who make website redesigns and try new tools as part of an evolving digital strategy
As digital publishers continue to iron out their audience and product strategies, the ones doing it the best are seeing growth in areas that matter: digital subscriptions and sales.
Our first
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
Why "free" is a subscription business model of its own and why every magazine should have one
Since the beginning of time, or at least the beginning of consumerism, businesses have
Second-time magazine subscribers may turn out to be even more profitable than they were their first time around
Peter Drucker wrote, "The most important thing in communication is to hear what
Report from 2016 IMAG conference cites distrust in Facebook-publishing dynamic
The topics don't get much hotter these days than Facebook publishing, and though the gap between the social network and media
Social media for magazines should be equal parts branding and content marketing – with a new perspective on why magazines really market content on social
One of our clients recently conducted a
We're not even through the first week of 2016, and this is already our second digital publishing trends post on native advertising. That should tell all of us in the
Does it seem like there's been more news about native advertising trends lately? Well, that's because there has been. Sponsored content has skyrocketed in popularity, and the execution of these
Many publishers believe in single-topic email newsletter templates in which every article of content is aligned around the same theme, in order to promote a related product. The exception to
Have you ever spent time poking around on your iPad, just to see how customers feel about the digital magazines they buy and subscribe to? We make this a habit
Recycling and repurposing content is a successful strategy used by digital publishers, and one we recommend to all of our clients. Why constantly create new content when you have archives
Increase clicks and revenue by testing out these six different email templates
One feature of using a publishing and marketing system like the Mequoda System is that you get access to
If you want to know one of the reasons why print has been uprooted by the web, blame readability.
Ever since we've been publishing magazines, newspapers and newsletters, the jargon and
Audience Development had a report earlier this month on how Harvard Business Review increased prices and increased their circulation at the same time. Michael Rondon reports, "HBR has seen total
Tom Gale, President, Gale Media, Boulder, Colo. and Publisher, Modern Distribution Management
What takes up most of your time these days?
I’ve spent most of the past year and a half integrating
It Still Proves Better to Give Than Receive
“This one’s on me.” I’m pretty sure that most of us have said this at some point of our adult lives, probably in
Selling ‘Solutions’ Can Bolster Your Advertising
I noticed this in today’s New York Times article on IBM’s naming of Virginia Rometty as their next chief executive: IBM “'is selling business solutions,
Learn How to Start and Run a Successful Online Business at the Mequoda Summit East 2011, September 13-16th
Discover first-hand the techniques used by online publishers and content marketers for supercharging
How three top publishers have designed their email newsletter headers to increase open and click-through rates
When someone signs up for your email newsletter, it's because they like your content and
Learning From Social Media’s Biggest Mistakes
James Joyce once said that “mistakes are the portals of discovery.” Josh Bernoff, senior vice president, idea development, Forrester Research—and Monday morning keynote speaker at
Email copywriting is only a small ingredient in the grand scheme of email marketing
Why do you send email promotions? Why do you send email newsletters? The answer is that you
SIPA Members Get in the Tweeting Swing
At a speech earlier this year, best-selling author David Meerman Scott—who will be the SIPF Awards Luncheon keynote speaker at the upcoming SIPA 2011
Take Advantage of Peer Influence, Bernoff Urges
Josh Bernoff, senior vice president, idea development, Forrester Research, has an IDEA, and he will be coming to SIPA 2011 on June 6 to
Learn from experienced online publishers at the Mequoda Summit West 2011
In the Mequoda Daily yesterday, we discussed five ways to leverage content to build a bigger audience.
Those strategies were shared
A Marketing Lesson for New-Product Innovation
“How do you create a market for stuff that people don’t understand?” asked Jeffrey L. Cruikshank last month in a special Sunday feature in The
Conference Handouts Provide Solid Information
Handouts for sessions from last week’s SIPA Marketing Conference in Miami are now posted on the SIPA website! As a preview, here are important and timely
15 products to contemplate while creating a content marketing strategy
One of my favorite sessions at the Mequoda Summit Boston 2010 was Leveraging Magazine Content with Philip Charles-Pierre of Guideposts, Eric
The Search Is ‘On’ for SIPAlert Daily Articles
Good news: SIPAlert Daily articles are now searchable on the SIPA Website. To commemorate the occasion, here are some popular clips of information
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Books are at the bottom of your paid “media pyramid” and they tend to do the best on ereaders,
Panelists share digital revenue percentages and thoughts on how they might increase those in the coming months and years
For The Knot, digital has always been their center. It represents 80%