Free Marketing + Media Magazines, White Papers

July 19, 2008

Thanks to NetLine Corporation, I am now able to offer my readers free industry trade magazine subscriptions and white papers via toddand.com. In marketing and media, there are publications and papers on practically every major subject matter including advertising, public relations (PR), search engine marketing, online marketing, direct marketing, brand packaging, web 2.0 and customer relationship management (CRM).

All are absolutely free to professionals who qualify (helps trade publications build their qualified circulations and justify their ad rates). I did notice a few magazines are just trial subscriptions, but the majority are indeed full subscriptions. Simply pick your magazines and white papers, complete the application form and submit it.

After a quick browse, you’ll find magazines in almost every field - retail, IT, sales, marketing, media, education, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, HR, churches, architecture, construction, real estate, law, government, finance, etc.

I’ve placed a link to the free magazines in my navigation bar. As long as this is a useful resource to my readers, it will stay.

The privacy of my readers is of the utmost importance. You can read the complete NetLine TradePub.com privacy policy here, but rest assured that everything is opt-in, so you won’t receive mailings unless you choose to get them.

According to NetLine’s manager of partner development, “People are only denied subscriptions because they sign up to publications that are not relevant to their field; for instance a restaurant chef signing up to receive Oracle, they would most likely get denied. Each publisher is looking for targeted readers (this is how they are able to give the magazine subscription away for free); as far as percentages of people being rejected, it differs for each publication. A magazine like Website Magazine accepts everyone that has a website, where a magazine like The Deal may reject anyone not involved in finance so it really differs depending on the publications.”

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