by Zach Gilbert | Blog, MagHub Tips
Yes, everyone’s on social media. But are you using it as effectively as possible to promote your company and your brand? Here are some tips from the experts at HubSpot and elsewhere on how to make the most of your social media presence. And just to make sure we have...
by Zach Gilbert | Blog, MagHub Tips, Podcast
You have laid out the plan for your broadcast – established its purpose and come up with topics, created a name and format, bought and set up your gear (if you haven’t yet, check out our first part here). Now it’s time to do the actual show. Record and Edit...
by Zach Gilbert | Blog, MagHub Tips, Podcast
Podcasts. They are becoming more and more popular. Over the past several years, the number of people listening to podcasts has more than doubled. It now stands at a whopping 90 million people who listen to them at least once every month. They are a great opportunity...
by Zach Gilbert | Blog, MagHub Tips
Who qualifies as a publisher? Only those who produce a print newspaper, newsletter or magazine? We say: anyone who publishes pretty much anything in print or digitally is a publisher. And that means you probably need a publishing CRM Whether you run a podcast, offer...
by Zach Gilbert | Blog, MagHub Tips
As a culture, we’re pretty much “just make it as quick and easy as possible for me to push a button and make whatever it is I want to happen, happen. Instantly.” And this pretty much works today for most things we purchase: smartphones, software (MS Office, for...
by Zach Gilbert | Blog, MagHub Tips
Whether you are a first time visitor to the MagHub website or you have checked out our pages describing our magazine publishing software and our blog posts many times, there is a good chance you’ve missed a ton of great information: we do have a lot of pages, after...
by Zach Gilbert | Blog, MagHub Tips
If you ran your publishing enterprise (whether online or print) in-person/in-house, well, things probably have changed for you – big time – and you’re now managing most, if not all, of your employees remotely. This shouldn’t be hard. Truly. Many of your workers...
