How magazine publishers use RunMags
“There is no way a single person could operate a business of my size without it!” Scarlett Redenius, Publisher, Florida Country Magazine: read the case study
Use customer stories to frame your own evaluation
A customer story explains how a particular publisher approached its business. It is a useful starting point for questions, rather than a guarantee that another team will achieve identical results. Read the publisher's context, the work being discussed and the reasons the team chose its approach. Consider how those circumstances compare with your own magazines, staff and commercial processes.
As you read, make a short list of the handovers you want to improve. An advertising-led publisher might focus on proposals, contracts, artwork and billing. A subscription-led team may put reader records and renewals first. A multi-title publishing house should also consider responsibilities across brands and legal entities. These differences can change what you need to demonstrate in a trial.
Bring those questions to a demo and ask to see a representative workflow from beginning to end. Confirm plan limits, setup requirements and relevant integrations. The best comparison is grounded in your daily work, with clear expectations for who will use the system and how the team will judge its fit. Explore RunMags products and plans, or book a walkthrough.
