The latest bid to keep print relevant: Hearst offers print-to-digital targeting

Print magazines have struggled to compete with the rise of digital media and the specific audience targeting it affords. But now, Hearst is touting its ability to retarget print subscribers on their online journeys, starting with a campaign for Toyota Prius campaign. It won't necessarily make Hearst competitive with Facebook and Google, but the publisher hopes it will give it a leg up with other legacy publishers and digital-only publishers, Hearst's Cameron Connors said. “What Toyota wanted to see is, how people are consuming print content, but also, did they follow [the brands] in digital,” he said. The post The latest bid to keep print relevant: Hearst offers print-to-digital targeting appeared first on Digiday. Continue reading at 'Digiday'

[ Digiday | 2016-05-11 00:00:00 UTC ]

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The war on Amazon is Big Publishing's 1% moment. What about other writers? | Barry Eisler

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Fashion Mags Buoy Print's Uneven 2013

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Penguin and Random House finalized on Monday morning a merger that brings together two legacy publishers.Calling their union “the world’s first truly global trade book publishing company,” Penguin and Random House finalized on Monday morning a merger that brings together two legacy publishers,... Continue reading at Los Angeles Times

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