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Hi, Mohammed,
Great mag. :) I don't think the problem is that your magazine is, as you put it, "boring." You have a niche audience and should be able to attract readers.
One thing I would definitely recommend is updating your website. It's gorge...
wow it would seem that I have the least amount of experience in editing here! I started my online magazine qwmagazine.co.uk back in January 2009 and have been the editor-in-chief ever since leading a team which has grown slightly over the last cou...
Back in January 2009 I decided to take the initiative and start my own online magazine. The magazine has grown somewhat since then with more and more people reading the issue.
The problem I seem to have is that it is a magazine which covers areas...
Back in January 2009 I decided to take the initiative and start my own online magazine. The magazine has grown somewhat since then with more and more people reading the issue.
The problem I seem to have is that it is a magazine which covers areas...
Group to discuss publishing, writing, editing, managing digital editions and share ideas, strategies, trouble shoot and anything else you can think of.
A forum for sharing insights and ideas for growing revenue, extending brands, and trying new things.
Profile Information
- Company:
- QW Magazine
- Company Website:
- http://www.qwmagazine.co.uk
- Media Type:
- eMedia
- Media Realm:
- Business Media, Niche/Enthusiast
- I'm Looking For:
- Friends, Networking, Business Partners, Jobs, Inspiration
- Professional Background: (Resume)
- Objective
QW Magazine, founded in January 2009, aims to reach more and more people whilst still maintain its integrity as a sound source for news.
Uploaded monthly, QW Magazine brings to the masses what the mass media will not - honest news. It bridges independent media with the general populace. The magazine covers politics, history, science, the economy and film.
Some of the topics covered thus far include: Obama's election vistory; the history of Palestine up to and including the latest siege on Gaza and global warming. The most read articles are: "Aspartame: Not So Sweet Afterall"; "Contrails or Chemtrails" and "Barack Obama: A pleasant change or a nasty surprise?".
There have been 2811 unique visits to the site and a further 1343 unique visits to the issuu.com/qwmagazine site where the magazine is uploaded in flash format.
Target Audience
The magazine is aimed at those who previously trusted everything that was presented on the mainstream media but wish to know the truth. The age group at which it is aimed is 17 and above. To be honest it is hard to put a limit as to who can read these articles as they are written in such a way that even students in secondary school are able to read and understand them.
qwmagazine.co.uk
The official website for QW Magazine provides links to other social sites (run by QW) which provide the reader with daily updates ensuring they are able to keep on top of major news stories. Furthermore QW Magazine podcast has been added to Itunes.
For more information please email info@qwmagazine.co.uk
- MySpace Profile URL
- http://www.myspace.com/qwmagazine
- My Facebook
- Other Web Profile URL or Personal Web Site
- http://twitter.com/qwmagazine
- Relationship Status:
- Single
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