Erik Sherman's WriterBiz

A spot about the business of writing as seen by a freelance writer. That includes marketing, sales, contracts, copyright, planning, research - in short, the business end of writing.

Name: Erik Sherman
Location: Massachusetts, United States

I'm an independent writer and photographer who covers business, food, technology, books, media, general features, and pretty much anything appealing that results in a signed check. My work has appeared in such places as the New York Times Magazine, Newsweek, Newsweek Japan, Fortune, Inc, Fortune Small Business, the Financial Times, Advertising Age, Saveur, US News & World Report, and Continental

Monday, November 17, 2008

State of Fashion Magazines

Magazines have to sell ads if they're to have money for printing, mailing, editing ... and freelance budgets. Women's Wear Daily has great coverage of media in certain niches, including fashion, lifestyle, teens, and men. Here's a recent article with an analysis of who's up, who's down, and who's on the way out. For example, More lost 30 percent of its ads; O the Oprah Magazine is down 14 percent, as is Esquire. It's a good idea to see who's hanging in and who might be going under for the second or third time.

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