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- 2/2 I believe this is called the cost of doing business. If you can't afford the cost, then get out of business. In other words, grow up!Posted 6 hours ago
- 1/2 Yes, people should receive bills and other comms via paper & free should they choose to do so. bit.ly/YUD0Tn via @TwoSidesUSPosted 6 hours ago
- via @glecharles "a free service is only as valuable as its users deem it to be" Post about Tumblr & Yahoo. bit.ly/12GDLjuPosted 7 hours ago
- My question is why do I keep confusing Marisa Meyer with Stephanie Meyer?Posted 7 hours ago
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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Things Placed in Front of The Magazine Rack: Part 6 of…
No, I haven’t run out of things to write about. There is so much to discuss about the single copy business. Over the past few weeks I’ve received some some remarkably good material from correspondents around the country. It is … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Wisdom, Debates, Magazines, Marketing Fail
Tagged Comag, Magazines, Publishing, Retailers, Single Copy Sales
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Things Placed in Front of The Magazine Rack: Part 5 of…
Over the years, check out space has gone from being the exclusive domain of the larger mainstream magazine publishers to space shared with soft drinks, candy and DVDs. As this blog has pointed out, we sometimes even share space with … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Wisdom, Magazines, Marketing Fail
Tagged Check Out Racks, DVD, Happy Feet, Magazines, supermarkets
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Things Placed in Front Of The Magazine Rack: Part 4 of…
For those of you who are paying attention, the correct title for this post should actually be “Things Placed in the Book A Zine Pocket”. But let’s not quibble. This submission is from Mark White, the head of Specialty Marketing … Continue reading
Posted in Covers, Marketing Fail
Tagged Magazines, Marketing, Marketing Fail, Merchandising, Newsstand, Print Magazines, US News and World Report
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