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Subscription website publishers are honing their subscription offerings to generate greater revenue and utilize the subscriber data file that they already have. This process is not new, but some of  

Digital publishers are constantly working to find the best methods and channels for creating and distributing their content. Today we are looking at some of the strategies these publishers are  

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  

We're seeing another growth in subscription website interest as Facebook makes it harder for publishers to reach their audiences and manage relationships.  

Some subscription publishers have been working on the design and functionality of their websites and services for years, in hopes of creating products that go above and beyond the competition.   

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.  

Publishing websites have experienced significant changes over the years as subscription websites have evolved along with technology. Digital publishers making strides to provide the best website to their audience keep  

Publishers are seeing how launching a subscription website is a great way to expand revenue streams. We've known that for years and we love seeing these launches continue.  

Growth in subscription website publishing continues in the digital landscape because of its success as a revenue stream. Today we're looking at the evolution of subscription offerings and how digital  

Magazine publishers have been giving away their content for decades in an effort to attract new subscribers. In online publishing, ad-driven subscription websites have an additional incentive: Increasing the eyeballs  

We recently wrote about why magazine clubs are on the rise. A magazine club is reminiscent of the book club model where you pay one price and gain access to a  

Major subscription website publishers at The Atlantic, New York Times Co., and CNN are putting more attention into subscribers We're seeing some of the biggest subscription website publishers reaping the benefits  

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  

Multiplatform publishing options continue to grow for digital publishers. Today we're looking new strategies being used by publishers for tapping into new revenue streams and audiences.  

Publishers of subscription websites are warriors. They constantly work to improve their standings, even when there are forces working against them. Up until recently, social networks and search engines were  

Opportunities for digital publishers develop through new technology and partnerships, even some that appear to be unlikely candidates for a cooperative venture. Today we're looking at some unique partnerships being  

12 ways to make an old magazine article new again through content recycling The VP of The Taunton Press was quoted a few years ago as saying, “We can’t afford to pay  

Recently Google publicly told publishers that they strongly encourage flexible sampling with their paywalls, through the use of metered paywalls and lead-in. You're likely familiar with metered paywalls where the  

Page views are a precious thing, and you should try not to waste them. In today's Strategy Spotlight, Don Nicholas, Chairman & CEO of Mequoda explains the goals of a "smart  

Driving website traffic happens beyond Facebook in the world of social; Meredith launches brand for Facebook and hubs; Google outlines Flexible Sampling for publishers  Driving website traffic is always on the  

The newsletter platforms you may be familiar with are often print and PDF formats, as most newsletter publishers haven't gotten hip to the newsletter app format, and neither have their  

How you think about digital magazine software needs to change if you want your subscriber base to grow “Eventually, they’ll become like sailboats. They don’t need to exist anymore. But people  

Learn how to write more effective native content advertising for a sponsor and start getting paid more for content According to Business Insider data, the amount advertisers are spending on native  

The newsletter subscription website model is simple, clean and editorially-focused Newsletter publishers, particularly those on the B-to-B side but also those with consumer titles in the finance and health fields, were  

There's a new trend happening in the magazine world, and it's the magazine club model. Publishers everywhere are adopting magazine clubs, an all-inclusive membership model that can offer everything from  

Subscription websites offer publishers the opportunity to generate renewable revenue consistently. That's why we are big supporters of digital subscription models. Today we're looking at some additional subscription and content  

When you think of a magazine platform, you probably think print and digital. They seem like black and white, but there's actually a whole lot of grey on the digital  

At a recent networking event amongst publishers, the owner of a publication for teen health asked a Mequoda team member if it was worth launching a print magazine to go  

Subscription models are always evolving with technology and audience interests. Today we're looking at some subscription models and strategies, including successes and failures of them.  

Ask yourself these seven questions before starting your journey towards digital magazine transformation I'm going to go ahead and assume if you're reading this, you have a print publication who is  

MPP expanding American market; TNG acquires Ingram Periodicals; Digital publishing becoming a priority for Reader's Digest Digital publishing transforms in a variety of ways, from new technology in the digital age,  

Online content marketing is antithetical to anything we knew prior to 20 years ago — something Seth Godin terms interruption marketing. Everything I learned in college and during my early  

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  

Sometimes we're amazed by content offerings we see subscription publishers launch. A recent content initiative from The New York Times applies, and it will be the first news story for  

If you're running or managing a publishing company, your time is often spent figuring out how to build a bigger audience, boost revenues, and increase your profitability on those numbers. In  

A Mequoda subscription website Portal generates value from both users and sponsors Mequoda has guided the development of more than a 300 successful niche media websites on a wide variety of niche media  

"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  

Subscription websites LinkedIn and New York Times expand; WSJ closes Google loophole Subscription websites can be a profitable endeavor for content publishers. We begin by looking at The New York Times, which  

It's not every day you get to see the path of magazines in digital. Here's an inside look at how The New Yorker has been evolving. Poynter recently published a great article  

How to make highly converting Floaters, pop-ups and mobile interstitial ads SEO-friendly As you probably know, earlier this month, Google told publishers everywhere that they would begin penalizing them for pop-ups  

Audience development pros are learning exactly what Google's new mobile penalty entails and also how to improve emails over the next year Just as Google rolled out their algorithm penalty on  

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  

An uptick in digital newspaper subscriptions seen by major publications since the U.S. presidential election  Major newspapers approached the U.S. presidential election in an interesting way. Some of these newspapers, like  

These new digital subscriptions are focused on building engagement with readers through different strategies We continue to see new digital subscriptions arise among subscription websites. Some of these new subscriptions are  

Building relationships and high-quality content serve subscription websites like Scribd, The Telegraph, and Food52 Do you remember when subscription websites started using paywalls to add a new revenue stream to their  

The Sun uses Facebook to combat traffic loss from the paywall that sunk their organic traffic Last November The Sun dropped its paywall, and according to Digiday, has learned a whole  

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  

You can create multiplatform content much easier than you think, and it won't cost you more than a modest amount of time. A decade ago we didn't hear a lot about  

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  

Ad block software continues to confound the digital publishing industry, but progress is being made as we see the results of various tactics to block ad blockers. Native ads, direct