Licensing works for magazine publishers all over the world

The phrase "WIN WIN" could have been tailor-made for magazine licensing.

On one hand you have a publisher who’s had an idea for a magazine, put years of work and investment into making it a success, and who is now looking for ways to exploit a highly successful brand.

On the other hand you have a publisher who wants to buy into a magazine that is already a proven success… who understands the advantages this can bring to advertising support and copy sales, and the savings that can be made from across the production process.

It's no surprise that many publishers around the world include a substantial number of licensed editions in their portfolio.







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Poland

North America

Sri Lanka

Latvia

Lithuania

Estonia

Russia

Baltic Russian Language

UAE(Online)

Hungary

Australia

New Scientist

Netherlands

OM Yoga & Lifestyle

Sweden

Plantbased

Finland

USA

Eat for Health

Norway

Food and Travel

Mexico

Italy

Middle East

Sri Lanka

Greece

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