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Six Tips for Effective Editorial Advisory Boards

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Even when editorial board members start out as enthusiastic participants, they may well start to lose interest or become too busy to offer meaningful help. When that happens, you have to be ruthless (in a nice way, of course) and ask them to step down. Concern about conflicts of interest goes both ways, of course.

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Digital First, Not Foremost

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That, of course is easier said than done. Alan Mutter puts it plainly : “Publishers today are struggling to pivot to a new business model that they call ‘digital first’—whatever that means—while managing through the seemingly relentless decline of their existing one. That is, they employed a print-first strategy.

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Digital First, Not Foremost

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That, of course is easier said than done. Alan Mutter puts it plainly : “Publishers today are struggling to pivot to a new business model that they call ‘digital first’—whatever that means—while managing through the seemingly relentless decline of their existing one. That is, they employed a print-first strategy.

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Can Content Save Publishers? Only If They Wake Up

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Though at first it might seem odd to say that businesses built on content don’t value it, she has a point. As she explains, pure content businesses like magazines are just one of three types of media options for advertisers. Content, of course. In theory, publishers still do.

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The Shift to New Media Cannot Be Gradual

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Reality, of course, is brutally different. One, from the American Society of Business Press Editors (ASBPE) and the Medill School at Northwestern University, focused on B2B publications. The problem, of course, is that for most publishers, the bulk of their money is still coming from print.

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Why Publishers Need Early Adopters, Annoying or Not

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In that case, of course, it’s not really early adoption at all, but a herd mentality. But they might just save your business. Those same people can perform valuable roles as implementers and trainers when their organizations decide to start using a new tool or platform. Yes, such enthusiasts can be annoying.

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Journalists, Content Marketing, and Tough Questions

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Asking tough questions is the journalistic equivalent of due diligence in business. The trick, of course, is to challenge your brand and your audience in a positive and constructive way—as good journalists have learned to do. Both are critical to getting the facts right and avoiding disaster.