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Congratulations to one of our long time clients on an amazing honor.

2024 Empowered Woman of the Year Award Atlanta Jewish Times Editor and Managing Publisher Kaylene Ladinsky was recently recognized by the International Association of Top Professionals and is featured on the cover of Millenium Magazine.

We are very excited to have opened a new market this week in Nashville, Tennessee. Great city with beautiful scenery in the heart of Tennessee!

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"We’re Pivoting To A World Where It’s About Quality Content—And Print Is Definitely Part Of That!" BDG's Emma Rosenblum On The Future Of Fashion Media - Daily Front Row Emma Rosenblum, chief content officer at Bustle Digital Group, confirmed that NYLON is set to relaunch, with an issue pegged to Coachella next spring. Here's the low-down on why the appetite for print is something the fashion world should take heed of.

Welcome to our newest client, Scuba Diver Magazine! I met publisher Ross Arnold last week in Orlando! Great to have you as part of our family!

Port Robertson Lighthouse on Vashon Island in Washington

We need 2-3 drivers if not a company already in Boston who delivers magazines, for a monthly magazine. 500-700 stops per month. Contact us for more details.

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What happened to print? After a post I wrote last week on my years in this industry, my thoughts began to wander on just how much the magazine/newspaper industry has evolved over the last 20 years. When I first got into this business in 1992, magazines were everywhere.

Gannet-Gatehouse Merger and the Decline of Newspapers - MediaFile The Gannet-Gatehouse merger is unsurprising given Gatehouse Media’s history of acquisitions, and the environment of declining revenues for all publications.

50 Mass. Newspapers Will Reportedly Consolidate Into 18 GateHouse calls consolidation "a necessary next step in our evolution," amid reported merger talks with USA Today publisher Gannett.

No matter how hard digital tries, it can't replace good old fashioned print for ad response.

There's No Substitute for Print Some joys can’t be digitized.

After the death of alt-weeklies, alt-alt-weeklies Just 35 days after the publisher of Creative Loafing Charlotte laid off the alt-weekly’s seven full-time employees, former editor-in-chief Ryan Pitkin and former account manager Justin LaFrancois distributed 15,000 copies of the first issue of Queen City Nerve. “Print’s not dead,” the cover ...

How Marketers Can Justify Print Expenditures In A Digital Era Print has become an antidote to digital overload -- and other reasons to think twice before writing off print.

New Study Confirms: Brochures Are the #1 Influencer of Tourists & Visitors While In-Market
Going paperless could be bad for tourism. STAMFORD, Conn.-January 22, 2019- (Newswire.com) It's safe to say, in this day and age, most travelers begin their pre-trip destination planning online. But once they arrive...
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Going paperless could be bad for tourism.



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It's safe to say, in this day and age, most travelers begin their pre-trip destination planning online. But once they arrive in-destination, how will they figure out what to do for fun? Where to eat? What local attractions there are to visit and explore? Chances are they'll reach for a printed brochure in the hotel lobby or visitor's center, according to the findings from a recent survey conducted by Bentley University's Center for Marketing Technology (CMT) and commissioned by Visitor International, the International Association of Visitor Information Providers.

"The decline of print advertising predicted by marketers was overhyped," says CMT Director Ian Cross. "Even in this digital age, people still value tangible 'in-the-moment' printed materials like brochures, maps and travel guides. They are still very relevant to tourists and visitors."

The findings below were the result of the 2018 Brochure Distribution survey, conducted by graduate students and faculty advisors at Bentley University's CMT, which included 2,020 respondents from 17 cities in North America and Western Europe.

On average, 79% of visitors picked up a brochure (up from 67% in 2016)
After searching the web, printed brochures are the next most popular source of information for trip planners with a usage rate of 52%
85% of visitors became aware of an attraction or business as a result of picking up a brochure
61% of visitors planned to purchase tickets or merchandise they learned about from a brochure
73% of visitors would consider altering their plans because of a brochure
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Cross is quick to point out the connection between print and digital options, particularly based on survey findings that the internet is still the most popular resource used to help plan a visit and that the mobile web and apps are often used to book activities.

"This suggests that trip planners are influenced by omni-channel marketing approaches combining print, web and mobile content more than traditional media," Cross says.

"It also suggests that brochures drive awareness and action is taken because of integration with the mobile web and apps. Attractions should strongly consider an integrated print, app and digital (web, social and search) marketing strategy to drive awareness and customer interaction, particularly with the under-35 audience."

Why print is the new digital - News Media Canada In a new blog post at INMA, Stuart Howie, a former editorial director with Fairfax Media in Australia explains why print still matters. 1. Print = trust. Research shows even Millennials, who have no affinity with traditional media, trust print more than other sources, particularly social media. The....

Our thoughts and prayers are with our fellow media members in Maryland after the terrible tragedy yesterday.

We have some brand new magazine displays on sale. Bought by another publisher but never used or taken out of the box. They bought them for $80 a piece, we will sell for $45.

Great story on thriving print media

Print Is Still Big Business in Magazine Media - Folio: Far from dead, print continues to be a critically important product for publishers.

Entertainment Magazines Lead the Pack in Readership Study - Folio: Celebrities, dogs and authoritarianism engage readers in the latest GfK MRI readership study.

We sell both new and used magazine wire racks. Call to inquire about the current inventory of used displays on hand. We will make you a great deal

Believe It: Far Off the Radar, Print Magazines Are Thriving - Folio: Two observers of the smaller-magazine market describe a world of growth and optimism.

Sad day when one of the big free weeklies shuts down print. It happens, social media has played a big part in the demise of many print magazines across the country. But those who remain are learning to use online, social media and other marketing tactics to stay strong and to stay in print!

'The Village Voice' to end free print publication The publication is having to face the financial realities of print advertising as it works to pivot to a digital-only publication.

News media audiences, especially print, continue to show resilience Despite recent declining numbers in circulation and print readership, news media companies continue to thrive.