It’s been 14 years since I started Imagination so I treated myself to a four-week vacation—nothing special, just a chance to get away and unwind. If you’re like me, one week just doesn’t do it, as it typically takes three … Continue reading →
A former co-worker of mine recently lamented that by working for a custom publisher, I, and others who have left traditional publishing, lost the opportunity to do “real” journalism. His argument is that because I work for an agency with … Continue reading →
More awards here today … Imagination was recognized in nine categories in the Magnum Opus Awards , the leading industry award program dedicated exclusively to custom publishing. There are more than 200 categories, with a single Grand, Gold, Silver and … Continue reading →
Awards are nice. Especially when they come from your peers. Of course, awards aren’t the reason why we produce the work or the content; but an award is like tasty icing on the cake when a bunch of professionals judge … Continue reading →
American Business Media has no association publishing committee. http://www.mediapace.com/ Folio only added an association publishing track to its annual convention in relatively recent years. http://www.foliomag.com/blogs. The American Society of Association Executives has a communications professional interest group but no list … Continue reading →
For the second week in a row, I attended an industry conference where digital strategy and community engagement were key topics of discussion. This week, it was the Warrillow Summit —an annual gathering of B2B companies who are targeting small … Continue reading →
In the last decade, custom publishing evolved from relatively simple printed newsletters and magazines to sophisticated custom media delivered in print and online. Marketers research their targeted audiences and create custom content that adds value and encourages customer response. Continue reading →
Greetings fellow ABM Custom Media members and other interested visitors! I’m writing today from American Business Media’s Spring Meeting in Palm Springs. Continue reading →