Articles About Magazine Publishing, Content-Based Websites, Nonprofit Publishing and
How to Start a Magazine
Creating Low-Cost Content for Newsletters, Magazines, and Web Sites
Cutting Your Publishing Costs without Firing People or Trashing Your Products
Six SEO Tips for Publishers: Getting More Traffic at Your Web Pages
How Much Will it Cost to Launch My Magazine?
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The Advertising
Sales Process in a Nutshell
How We Started
PC Magazine in 1981 with $150,000
Improving
Your Web and Magazine Publishing Profits
Creating and Selling
Digital Editions
New Advertising Sales Ideas
for Web Publishers
Essential
Elements of A Newsletter, Website, or Magazine Business Plan
Who Funds
Magazine Startups?
published by New York University's Center for Publishing
Ten Hot
Tips for First-Time Publishers
A Self-Test:
How good are your ideas about starting a publication?
Five
Deadly Magazine, Website, or Newsletter Publishing Mistakes (And How To Avoid Them)
Web
Survival Guidelines for Small Magazines
published March 1, 2000 in Folio Magazine
How
to Make a Magazine, Content Website, or Newsletter That Will Last
Other Articles We Recommend:
The Laughing Bear Newsletter published an article about Magazine
Business Models that provides an excellent overview for
people who have never considered exactly what their own business
model should be, and another great article called Starting
a Magazine.
A Wall Street Journal columnist named Daniel Pink interviewed
us (among other people) about a startup idea. The article is
called The
Life Expectancy of a Dead Celeb Magazine.
The following article is reproduced with permission from the
July/August 1990 issue of MS magazine."Sex,
Lies and Advertising", by Gloria Steinem