
How to Successfully Kill Your Print Edition (And Live to Tell About It)
A 30-year-old home brewing magazine went 100% digital and survived. Here's the year-long plan that kept advertisers, retained readers, and turned email into the product.

A 30-year-old home brewing magazine went 100% digital and survived. Here's the year-long plan that kept advertisers, retained readers, and turned email into the product.

Small Boats Monthly grew audience 20% in 30 days and converted nearly 30% of free registrations to paid by ditching PDFs for web-native issues and a registration wall.

Publisher Summary Keeping the subscribers you already have is the cheapest growth lever in publishing. A 5% lift in retention can drive 25-95% more profit, per Bain & Company’s classic research. WordPress publishers leak subscribers through fixable issues: plugin conflicts…

A publisher swapped one phrase on their registration pop-up. Daily sign-ups crashed from 40 to 10 in hours. The full breakdown, the benchmarks, and a framework you can copy.

How a Florida nonprofit news outlet moved past donations to a hybrid model with free registrations, paid memberships, and group subscriptions that's outperforming donation-only by far.

Two publishers tried to fix their ballooning email costs. One deleted 30,000 contacts. The other cut from daily to weekly. Both lost paid signups within weeks.

Salem Reporter's AI events calendar drove 16,000 page views in two months, 60%+ newsletter open rates, and a 4% bounce rate. Here's what made it work.

Google’s AI is filtering your traffic. While search clicks are dropping, reader intent is rising. Here are four moves to capture high-value subscribers and grow your revenue.

Dylan Redekop of Growth Currency shares how traditional publishers can apply newsletter creator tactics: cross-promotions, reply tracking, lead magnets, and drip sequences that convert.

The Fisherman tripled free registrations and boosted paid subscriptions by tightening their registration wall — a direct response to AI overviews draining their niche content.