Online Companies Move Into Print!

by | Sep 30, 2015

In an ironic turn of events, there has recently been an upswing in the number of established online companies launching print magazines.

It finally seems that companies are acknowledging the benefits of integrated advertising campaigns, incorporating print as well as online and other media. The fact that what have previously been exclusively online companies are getting involved in producing print publications clearly shows that print still has a lot of influence and is very much here to stay.

Online companies who have already or are about to launch print publications include:

Airbnb.com – this website is aimed at people looking for lodgings. They launched a quarterly magazine called Pineapple in December 2014, aiming “to explore our fundamental values; sharing, community and belonging”.
CNET.com – a twenty year old internet site that reviews consumer electronic goods, this company also launched a quarterly magazine e at the end of last year. They say that “while others are running away from print, we’re embracing it to do what we’ve always done – tell stories in fun and compelling new ways”.
Dogster.com and Catster.com – these websites started ten years ago but are about to launch bi-monthly print magazines in February and March 2015 respectively. Cute pictures of dogs and cats are now available in hard copy versions!

If you are considering print advertising in the Gloucestershire area, then Link Directories may be the answer. By advertising in the Link Directories you can promote your seasonal event in 16,000 homes throughout Gloucester. Abbey-Link reaches 6,200 homes in Abbeymead, Abbeydale and Upton St Leonards. Tuffley-Link is delivered to 4,500 homes in Hucclecote and Coopers Edge. Finally, Tuffley-Link goes to 5,200 homes in Tuffley.

Not only do you have the option of advertising in the Link Directories, but they can also deliver your promotional leaflets for you to these areas.

For further information contact Sarah on 01452 617040 or email her at sarah@thelink-directories.co.uk

Sarah Gerken
Author: Sarah Gerken