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Whatya think?
That's what sucks about fitness magazines today. There aren't enough supplement ads.
they need more supplement ads that pretend to be scientific articles
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Originally Posted by zodiac666
EXACTLY!
Fu*k muscletech!
i dont read fitness magazines too much bull shit
LOL. seriously. How many times can they rewrite the same nonsense over and over again.
My girl gets fitness, women's health, etc.. you name it. They all say the exact same common sense things plagarized from the previous issue. (exercise, stretch, don't deep-fry Snickers and eat them at 3am, etc...)
And don;t even get me started on the bs supplement ads.
good one :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by MAXIMA5
I love flipping through my flex, md and so on..........dunno why
That is freaking funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by MAXIMA5
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by zodiac666
Anyone ever had one, I heard they were greatQuote:
Originally Posted by MAXIMA5
someones gotta pay ofr publication
Yeah, we do everytime we pay 4 dollars for a magazine that is half ads and half pictures....Quote:
Originally Posted by Mizfit
but how would we live with out "how to get sixpack abs in 6 weeks"? that must be on the front page of 20 different mags at any one time.
Insider tip, some catalogs and magazines cost as much as $8-$10 to print, so they would lose money off subscriptions where they get $1.50-$2 direct. We get free mags all the time at the salon. The more readers, the more they can say how many people read it when they present to an advertiser.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phreak101
Haha...yeah, then 40 pages of ads for the "LEGAL STEROIDS! STRONGEST ANDRO YET!" with a picture of Lee Priest drinking a protein shake...Quote:
Originally Posted by Snrfmaster
What nonsense, I'd endorse and support this site six ways to Sudnay before Id EVER tell anyone to buy FLEX magazine...
Putting a magazine together costs money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phreak101
more than 4 bucks -
I work in advertising - and get alot of comp magazines.Quote:
Originally Posted by goodcents
But i pay for ones i really want if i cant get them for free.
I love magazines
Screw you guys, I pay around 10-15 $ for mine :(
Can I buy some article space in your supplement magazine......lolol :lol:
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Originally Posted by Mizfit
Me too. exotic cars (dupont registery) good shooting mags and fish mags. They are getting pricey if you just run out and get one w/o a subscription.
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Originally Posted by SMAN12B
Not when you have an advertisement on every 3rd page, the advertisers are putting together almost 1/3rd of the content of the magazine!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mizfit
I'm not real verse, tell me what type of costs go into a magazine besides printing, editing, writing, and marketing?
Sorry, I think its a shit idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skullsmasher
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Originally Posted by NotSmall
I publish several magazines, one being a high gloss 5.5" x 8.5" dining and entertainment guide.
Print cost is absolutely rediculous. It's so extreme that the only way most companies can afford to keep printing them is through advertising sales. Fortunately for the fitness magazines, Supplement manufacturers have deep pockets. The rest of us small guys aren't fortunate enough to have such a large and well-funded client base.
Interesting...Quote:
Originally Posted by MAXIMA5
PayrollQuote:
Originally Posted by Phreak101
waste disposal
city, state and federal taxes
transportation
fleet maintentance
lease payments
utilities
insurance
office supplies
janitorial supplies
bathroom supplies
upkeep of leased location (most commercial landlords don't pay for ac repairs and other repairs)
bank & credit card fees
attorney fees
And a few hundred other things that always pop up:lol:
I said a magazine, not a business :scratch:Quote:
Originally Posted by goodcents
It's all the same:lol: the business's only product is that magazine, it all comes out of those profits. Kind of reminds me of the girls at my body jewelry store when ever I get a new order and only knock a few bucks off for employees. They always say " you only paid $2.75 for that belly ring, why can't I pay that?" They never think about the waste factor (xyz of a certain # of jewelry will break and get tossed) and the huge expenses I paid before I ordered them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phreak101
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Originally Posted by Phreak101
This is the question I answered:scratch:
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Originally Posted by goodcents
I meant the magazine itself, not the business of being in magazines. I get your drift though.Quote:
Originally Posted by goodcents
BTW your avatar makes me want to hump my nmonitor.
:scratch: Still don't see the difference, it all goes into and out of the same business account (actually most places, me included have multiple accounts:lol: ) no power, no paper:wg:Quote:
Originally Posted by Phreak101
Maybe I'm taking this thread too seriuosly, I run two difference businesses (more after the first of the year:)) and use to offering advice.:)
I was talking more the figures to create the magazine.Quote:
Originally Posted by goodcents
Distribution of the magazine has nothing to do with its creation. Fossil fuels cost money to mine indpendent of the sales of gasoline, even though (obviously) gasoline sales PAY for the mining of oil. But whatever we are splicing hairs.
Point made.
What type if businesses?Quote:
Originally Posted by goodcents
Body jewelry store and tanning salon. About to open a couple of other businesses real soon, (would say, but someone would run in and take my idea:lol: )Quote:
Originally Posted by Phreak101
Before anyone goes "that's great, how lucky" sometimes I just want to slit my wrist:) There is always something that pops up to fuk up your day:( I had to sell almost everything I had to get started and keep it running. I n the long run it will pay off big, but 7days a week can wear you down:(
OK, out of a 230+ muscle and fitness magazine, there was only 26 pages that MIGHT be considered somewhat useful in a small way.
Re-inthemuthufuk-tarded.