Delivered with the Jan/Feb issue of InPublishing magazine was the 2020 Publishing Partners Guide, our annual directory of suppliers to the publishing sector.
If you’re not on the mailing list, you can see a digital version of the PPG here.
In addition to the 50+ partner profiles, there were also ten interesting articles…
Here is a stand-out thought from each:
- "Trust multiplied by reach has to add up to a business opportunity when you have the numbers to prove it." (Article by Ray Snoddy)
- "Readers who subscribe to the Times’s free newsletters are twice as likely to become paying subscribers." (Paul DeHart)
- "Just imagine Google owning a string of local online titles in places like Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle." (Steve Dyson)
- "We’ve been selling subscriptions and advertising for centuries. Readers are more used to paying for content than we think." (Stewart Robinson)
- "Consumer publishers have always understood the passions and motivations of their audiences." (Julian Thorne)
- "Many publishers are returning to the “issue” as the gold standard transactional unit." (Ranj Begley)
- "Even the best of these exhibition specialists are now wondering how they too might face disruption." (Colin Morrison)
- "It’s not acceptable courteous behaviour between humans to interrupt."(Dan Heffernan)
- "Customer publishers will need to be seen to be doing the right thing for the environment." (Mike Sewell)
- "Paper (even when printed) can be recycled between six and eight times." (Danny Doogan)
