The art of hosting
James Evelegh pays tribute to event organisers everywhere.
James Evelegh pays tribute to event organisers everywhere.
What does a successful community look like? James Evelegh lists four attributes.
Can you build a community through a print magazine and come through the pandemic even stronger? Mary Hogarth speaks to Guy Procter, editor of Country Walking magazine.
There are no quick fixes to building a successful community. You’ve got to put in the hard yards.
Regularly talking and listening to your audience is the foundation stone of a strong community.
One important decision publishers need to make is whether to build their community on their own platform or on a third party one.
Successful communities need managing. You can’t just leave members to “get on with it”, because… they won’t.
Creating a successful community is a great way to find out what your customers really want.
Most publishers look to build a community off the back of a publication. For Freelancer Magazine, it was the other way round.
The right voice gives you authenticity and enables you to build trust and engagement.
A community is nothing without engagement, but that engagement needs to be high quality and two-way.
The start of the pandemic saw a huge increase in subs marketing activity from Immediate Media, as the company set itself ambitious subs targets. Jess Burney explains how they surpassed those targets and how they are now looking for further growth.
Silicon Republic chose Pelcro to introduce subscriptions to their publication, and started using their paywall solution in September.
New York Times said it could introduce an online subscription cancellation, after the US Federal Trade Commission said it intends to crack down on practices which make it hard for consumers to exit subscription products.
Outgoing Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham said she was most proud of her office's work on the Age Appropriate Design Code during her five years in the role.
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