Quality counts, not just in editorial, but in customers
Within recent memory, circulators were bedevilled by publishers who wanted more subscribers, period. It didn't matter who they were, or what quality; the company strategy was pinned on getting a lot of them and then charging advertisers for access to them. As a result, magazine databases became bloated with marginal customers who didn't really care about them and who had to be bribed to subscribe
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