Home | News Articles | Writer's Tips | Resources | Directory | Site Map More Resources News Articles Don’t Expect to Bump Oprah From A Magazine Cover Magazine Ads A New Decorating Idea What I Learned From a Woman's Magazine Wired. It's More than the Name of a Magazine Writer's Tips 3 Tips For Writing Better Headlines Writing for Teen Magazines Do You Really Want to Get Published? Write for Trade Magazines! What's on the Magazine Stands Cosmopolitan The largest-selling young women's magazine with upbeat style, focus on the young career woman and candid discussion of contemporary male/female relationships. trends. Oprah Magazine Read highlights and exclusive online content from Oprah Winfrey's monthly magazine. News Articles Magazine Ads A New Decorating Idea by Chuck Young Without realizing it, I stumbled across a trend in decorating that I had no idea existed. It seems that many people are using vintage magazine ads as home decorations. [ Read More ] What I Learned From a Woman's Magazine by David Leonhardt It's amazing what you can learn about marketing if you can just find the time to spend in a dentist's waiting room. I was reading a certain woman's magazine, which will remain nameless because of my allergy to lawsuits. The magazine obviously has figured out what sells well, given that it operates on a consistent formula. [ Read More ] Don’t Expect to Bump Oprah From A Magazine Cover by Roman Pericon “I want a pony, a tree house and the fastest bike in the world.” “I want the G.I. Joe with the parachute and camouflage Jeep.” Those wants from when we were children haven’t changed much now that we have traded in our play clothes for suits and ties. When I sit down with clients, I always ask them what they want out of their publicity campaign so I can create a realistic list of expectations. [ Read More ] Wired. It's More than the Name of a Magazine by Darin "Sid" Cameron Recently I posted a couple of articles on my blog that discussed the new products that were being introduced at February's International Homebuilder's Tradeshow in Orlando, and how they will ultimately change the way new homes are built in the future. Some of the products are novelty items (like a magnetic chalkboard door), some are trendy (like a built-in coffee machine), but some will truly change the landscape of new home construction for years to come by addressing issues like environmental changes (such as the plethora of recycled products designed to reduce builder's consumption of wood). [ Read More ]