The Myth Of Free Magazine

Have you ever heard the phrase, "You get what you pay for"? It's a saying that has been around for ages, and it's applicable to most of life. Yet in this digital age where magazines are now giving away all their articles on their website, who could have possibly predicted that people would still pay retail prices for magazines?

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Conclusion

So there you have it, folks. The myth of a free magazine is just that, a myth. To get your free magazine you'll need to pay for it – and neither the advertisers nor the magazines themselves are going to be very happy about that. The advertisers want their money back, and they're going to demand a lot of money back to run one of their ads on almost any website or blog. So what do you think the publishers will do? They'll just tell the advertisers they can't accept "free" magazine subscriptions. But let's say the publishers decide what they should do with those unwanted subscriptions – unload them onto other people by selling them for profits.