Publisher growth tactics for election season | WEBINAR
There is no one model or effective way to build a digital publishing powerhouse. There’re different monetization models, partnerships, team structures and the like that need to be considered.
Explore with us the different digital publishing operation how-tos and case studies.
Tammy Burns is the Content Marketing Specialist for Urban Adventures, a global tour operator in more than 150 cities. In her role, she works with the brand’s local guides to write, edit and curate stories from around the globe, with a focus on authentic experiences and responsible tourism. Her own travel writing has also appeared […]
Derek is a writer at Treehugger. He’s a digital dad with an analog streak, as comfortable with a smartphone as he is with pencil and paper. He’s got a soft spot for babies, bicycles, and bouldering, and is the Head Shoveler at his mini-farm startup in New Mexico. You can also find him letting it […]
Actor, Writer, Author, Editor of Frost Magazine. Listed by The Herald as one of the Top 50 Young Film & TV Stars – tinyurl.com/zsss58a. What led you to start working in digital/media publishing? I always loved magazine and media. In 2010 Frost Magazine was launched. An online lifestyle magazine. It became successful very quickly and has given […]
Digital Media Editor and Producer at Matador Network and Manager of the Matador Creators Community. What led you to start working in digital/media publishing? I was living in Melbourne, Australia at the time (2008) after about 8 months traveling around Europe, across Russia on the trans-Siberian, and around China and Vietnam. I somehow stumbled upon […]
Jason Black is a Seattle area developmental editor of Plot to Punctuation; who helps authors from around the world improve their writing craft, story structures, and character development. Formerly, Jason has been a monthly columnist for Author Magazine, where he wrote a four-year column on character development, as well as for the literary journal Line […]
Monika Jansen. Kickass copywriter and editor at JansenComm where she helps small businesses grow. Loves the beach and #marketing, What led you to start working in digital/media publishing? Funny enough, I don’t consider myself a digital publisher. I’m a copywriter who happens to own a marketing agency. Because we share ideas and have conversations online (via social media, […]
Victoria Mixon has been a professional writer and editor for over thirty years. She is the author of the Art & Craft of Writing series, including Art & Craft of Writing Fiction: First Writer’s Manual and Art & Craft of Writing Stories: Second Writer’s Manual. She is listed in the Who’s Who of America and […]
Ginger Conlon; Chief Editor & Content Strategist at MKTGinsight.com & CustomerAlchemy.net. Customer experience, content marketing, sales, and marketing strategy, CRM, social marketing, customer engagement, and loyalty topic expertise. What led you to start working in digital/media publishing? I’ve been in publishing for more than 25 years. When I was managing editor of Sales & Marketing […]
Richard Eisenberg is the Senior Web Editor of the Money & Security and Work & Purpose channels of Next Avenue and Managing Editor for the site. He is the author of How to Avoid a Mid-Life Financial Crisis and has been a personal finance editor at Money, Yahoo, Good Housekeeping, and CBS MoneyWatch. Follow him […]
With so much digital publishing being created, it’s no surprise that there are vast archives of content stored away on various servers. However, until recently, it’s been difficult to find relevant archived stories that people might want to read and repromote. The Financial Times aims to change that. Financial Times targets social media readers The […]
Journalists have long used sources and leaks to cover major events, yet the ethical minefield that comes with naming those sources has become even more precarious. It’s easier than ever before to identify specific people from a name and a few basic stats. This creates problems for those in sensitive positions who might be taking […]
On the heels of its Snapchat Discover launch, The Washington Post says it will provide up-to-the-minute news on the channel throughout the day. While most publishers have editions that update daily or weekly, The Post will be updating its content no less than twice daily in an attempt to provide users with the latest breaking […]
According to a recent announcement from Time Inc., two of the company’s brands — Essence and Entertainment Weekly — will be partnering with Snapchat Discover. Each brand will release visual-based editions on Snapchat each week, similar to People’s daily edition. Users can look forward to Snapchat exclusives and special features for both brands. Time’s ongoing […]
Vertical publishing is everywhere these days, and now Huffington Post is on the bandwagon with The Scope — its new editorial brand focused on health. Although housed on HuffPo, The Scope is a niche pursuit that’s decidedly different from HuffPo’s highly generalized, scale-focused content strategy. There are definitely benefits of vertical publishing and are eager […]
With the rise of “smart” technology and voice-command devices, it’s becoming easier than ever to find online information without having to type, point or click. For example, the Amazon Echo Dot can retrieve information and even control devices around the house. It’s clear that voice-enabled technology is changing the landscape of the Web, leaving digital […]
After rebooting its audio division, the New York Times has played with podcasts as a way to engage an audience that’s increasingly falling away from traditional subscription news services. Continuing that trend, the Times is launching a new podcast called “The Daily.” Hosted by popular reporter and podcaster Michael Barbaro, the episodes will run 15 […]
