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I can’t say that I’m terribly upset and that I didn’t see this coming.
Now that BrickJournal can have real subscribers, the magazine can continue to
grow with more advertising. I do hope that the advertising will be cheaper for
LEGO based advertisers somehow.
If BrickJournal could be distributed in places like Barnes & Noble,
Books-a-Million, etc, then more people could see our great hobby and we can
reach out to more people.
I wouldn’t mind seeing a two year or three year subscription discount.
Scott
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Scott Wardlaw wrote:
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I can’t say that I’m terribly upset and that I didn’t see this coming.
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It was a matter of time - the biggest challenge has been getting things lined
up.
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Now that BrickJournal can have real subscribers, the magazine can continue to
grow with more advertising. I do hope that the advertising will be cheaper
for LEGO based advertisers somehow.
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I am working on that - there will be a display ad level and a classified ad
level. Classified will have a specific section, like any classified section in a
newspaper or magazine. Events will be promoted one way or another also.
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If BrickJournal could be distributed in places like Barnes & Noble,
Books-a-Million, etc, then more people could see our great hobby and we can
reach out to more people.
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I am working on that too, however the decision hasn’t been made to distribute
from them yet. When I find out I will provide that information - and at that
point I would encourage everyone to request the mag at their bookstore.
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I wouldn’t mind seeing a two year or three year subscription discount.
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I’m not comfortable with that option at this point - there is no advertising yet
and subscriptions have just begun to be offered. Once I have a better picture
(in a few months) I can take a look at multi year subscriptions.
Thanks!
Joe
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