Marketing Magazines

I have researched ways to promote magazines in order to get higher sales. Some ways include:

  • Send out for free: it starts a consumer base and if the magazine is new, then you'll have an idea of how many actually like it
  • Advertise: you can create a website or go to well known stores to promote
  • Mails: electronically and mails; accumulate a list and send out information that's beneficial to one, including discounts.
  • Affiliate programs: getting in contact with well known blogs and magazines to promote your magazine
  • Social Media: the fastest way and best way is to advertise on social media; many people have many platforms which they come in contact everyday.




References:
  • Admin. (2018, November 22). 6 Effective Ways to Market Your Print Magazine in Today's Digital... Retrieved from https://www.magplus.com/blog/6-effective-ways-to-market-your-print-magazine-in-todays-digital-world/.

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