Daily Archives: Wednesday, June 25, 2003

Tails and dogs wagging each other: If you subscribe to Salon for $30, you also receive subscriptions to Wired, Utne Reader and Mother Jones (along with other premiums they claim together are worth $185). Here’s a suggestion for a real … Continue reading →

Hammocks for sale: As I announced earlier, I unleashed the full revenue potential of the rexblog today by adding Googe Adsense text-based advertising to the bottom of each page (scroll way, way down). I have noticed that the ads appearing … Continue reading →

Yet another reason: Next time, instead of purchasing a magazine subscription from some telemarketer, buy them here at the one-of-a-kind rexblog Amazon associates store.

Worn out: Media Life reports on a study from Starcom MedjVest Group that claims people get tired of a television commercial after viewing it between five and 12 times. I suggest a similar study be conducted regarding covers of Oprah … Continue reading →

Hooked: Jeff Fisher, NFL coach extraordinaire and future mullet hall of famer, has extended his contract with the Titans through the 2006 season. But back to the real story. While the contract has been lengthened, has the mullet haircut been … Continue reading →

Antidisintermediationsim: You should purchase all your magazine subscriptions from the unique and special rexblog Amazon associates store, however, today is the “official launch” of a website (I know, it looks like spam, doesn’t it?) that aggregates magazine subscription pricing information. … Continue reading →

rexblog sells out, yet again: Ever since I added that Amazon Associates store and the money started rolling in (I’m up to something like $12 in the past 18 months), I’ve been looking for other ways to generate vast sums … Continue reading →

Trend? Keith Kelly reports that at least three magazines are “red hot” in newsstand sales growth: Atlantic Monthly, InTouch and Us Weekly. Anyone care to guess what they all three have in common? I have no idea other than they … Continue reading →