Publish Your First Magazine (Second Edition): A Practical Guide For Wannabe Publishers

This is a great book. Lorraine give really good advice for those wanting to step by step look at what it really takes to start up in the publishing industry. She alleviates the new publisher from having to do all the research. It's all done for you. She even gives leading industry contacts for associations, printers, distributers , you name it. She even tell you how you deal with them.Again it's all done for you.She gives the do's and don'ts for media kits and website design:All which is really helpful when trying to draw revenue from every stream imaginable.She breaks down every aspect of the the industry to a T. That way you know what you're getting into before you jump in the water.I highly recommend this book to any new publisher, an existing publisher or one looking to learn to the industry before making a final decision.Lorraine's website is great too as she response to your questions with answers.For more information go to […]Buy this book :-) or you'll be sorry

I would recommend Lorraine Phillips' book to anyone interested in publishing a newsstand magazine. She has really explained owning a publishing company from A to Z in detail. It was just what I was looking for. The sections that offer you well researched suggestions as to magazine printers, distributors, equipment, software, marketing and more is worth the cost. I had a question that I needed clarification on. I contacted support and within a very short time, I was contacted. Yes, it was the same day. That showed great concern for anyone that purchases from her. You cannot lose from purchasing this book. In fact, you will gain a great deal from it.

For someone like me with no publishing experience whatsoever and, up until a year ago, never had a thought about publishing my own magazine, this book was a godsend. It provides a thorough review about what you need to know to start a magazine in a simple and easy to read format. The resources are excellent. The greatest testament I can give to Lorraine Phillips is that as a result of reading her books, I'll be launching my own magazine next month ([...]). If you're looking to start a magazine and don't know where to start, look no further and pick up this book.

Really found this book to be highly valuable. Lorraine explained the step by step process so clearly that it felt like I was in a classroom, and she was right in front of me teaching - caught myself writing down questions to ask later😂. All in all, great practical and invaluable book with lots and lots of resources at your fingertips.

The author provides a succinct, but comprehensive review of all you need to do to start a magazine. She covers everything and explains the options and, if she has a preference, why she prefers one to another. She has numerous charts and graphs to help you figure out how much it will cost, how to track content in the editorial process, etc. The easy to understand read is a must buy reference book for magazine publishing.

This short, but jammed-packed book covers just about every aspect to publishing your first magazine. Lorraine Phillips has a way of explaining what she did (good and bad) in a way that is easy to understand. I'm publishing my first magazine in January of 2015 and I have yet to find a resource as plentiful as this book. - CEO, The Mulligan Magazine; for the Christian Golfer

This book is practical and concise, and I'm finding it extremely helpful as I navigate the murky waters of creating a print publication. The author has years of first hand experience, which she imparts quickly and in an organized, efficient manner.A quick read, but packed full of amazing knowledge.

The author give the reader a great amount of details, about the publishing world.This book has guide me step by step on the things that has to be done, in order to get my magazine in production.Thanks.

The book gave me real insights about what I am getting into. Hopefully I can follow through and succeed. Fingers crossed

Basic layout is not UK friendly!The Case studies are rubbish!Wake up and smell the coffee with this one (authors)Avoid my friends if you want real life help!