How do you thank a magazine editor for including your business?
Q. As a wedding related business owner, I'm wondering what other wedding vendors do to thank a magazine editor who includes their business in one of their magazines. A written thank you note doesn't seem enough, but something bigger may appear like I'm kissing butt or trying too hard. So, how would you thank a magazine editor for including your business within an issue?
Asked by chickimomma - Sun Oct 18 16:05:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Send a handwritten thank you on a notecard. That's plenty and would be well appreciated.
Answered by ohbabygifts.com - Sun Oct 18 21:43:32 2009

What is a good conservative magazine that I can subscribe to?
Q. I use to subscribe to Newsweek but it has gotten so Liberal that I don't like to read it anymore. It is bias and only present one side. I teach a history class and I like to keep up to date on current events. Is Time magazine is as Liberal as Newsweek? What conservative news magazine coul I subscribe to that is similar to Newsweek or Time?
Asked by Melinda C - Sat Mar 28 17:30:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I get "Fusion" https://members.premierei nteractive.com/ows-img/gl ennbeck/pages/28585/41414 .html
Answered by Millie - Sat Mar 28 17:37:39 2009

What happens to postage-paid magazine insert cards that fall out of magazines in transit?
Q. Magazines are often full of small insert cards, usually 3x5 or 4x6 inches, that are postage-paid reply cards. These can be for subscriptions, reader information, or third-party ads. Some are glued or stapled in, but many are just loose. They stay in place only by pressure and static electricity. If you give a magazine a good shake (sometimes you must rifle through the pages), they fall out. The post office delivers millions of magazines every day. Some of these insert cards must fall out. What does the post office do with them? Do they deliver them, and charge the magazine (who has pre-paid the postage)? Or can they somehow screen out the blank ones, and discard them?
Asked by the_souphead - Thu Mar 23 12:35:39 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I work for a printing and binding company. My parents are employee's for the united states postal service. This is how it works. There are several kind of cards in a magazine. If your magazine has glued backbone, then you will have glued in cards. if your magazine has a saddlestitch, then it will have little metal "staples" holding it together (including all cards inside). There are also "Blow-in" cards. these are the cards that are shot loose-leaf into magazines. the design is so that when you open the magazine, the card falls out so that you pick it up and look at it. cheap easy and effective. The thing is, when the customer purchases these cards, they are informed that it is not a guaranteed card. there is a possibility that the… [cont.]
Answered by americas_funniest_animal - Tue Mar 28 11:55:56 2006