Jennifer Preston of The New York Times writes Monday about four new magazines offering business owners advice on how to use social media.
“Despite the huge volume of information about social media tips and tools online and in print, Eric Yaverbaum, associate publisher of the magazines, says he and his partners see an opportunity to use the print magazine format to reach some business owners trying to learn more about the digital world. He said that they were printing a total of 250,000 copies of the magazines at their introduction.
“‘Small-business owners and entrepreneurs are all trying to figure social media out,’ Mr. Yaverbaum said. ‘Print magazines help make the information accessible to them. There will be great success stories and useful information.’
“Jeffrey W. Hayzlett, the former chief marketing officer for Kodak, and one of the early evangelists for Twitter, is the editor of the magazine about Twitter. He will also have a monthly column and videos offering tips.”
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