Headed East for a Meeting of the Mag-Minds
As soon as I finish this blog post, I'll be packing up to leave for the airport on a Horse&Rider business trip. Destination: a conference center in Virginia described as "an island of thought." (I have never been to Virginia--nor to an island of thought, for that matter-- but the pictures, including the one of riding to hounds, are intriguing.)
H&R, as you may or may not know, shares its parent company with EQUUS, Dressage Today, Practical Horseman, Arabian Horse World, EquiSearch.com, EquiShopper.com, and Equine.com. And what's up is our annual meeting to discuss the present and future of our businesses, and some good collective brainstorming.
We'll also review some of the stats that serve as our editorial and economic report cards. In that respect, I'm real pleased to share that H&R's paid circulation is up--something many other subscription-based publications aren't seeing these days.
If you're among those who subscribe to H&R, my personal thanks for your business and vote of confidence.
Now, what to pack that isn't too cowgirl? Where I live, a Western wardrobe works for just about everything, and that includes business travel. But Virginia? Mmmmm, maybe not so much?


5 Comments:
Take your western stuff. East meets West. ;)
Enjoy your trip Juli and don't worry about wardrobe, with your sense of style, whatever you wear looks great. Hopefully it won't snow on you there.
Happy to hear H&R's subscription rate is up, amazing in this media climate; and hope you found something Eastern cowgirl to wear to the VA. conference ... Quick question: I'm a USA Today reporter turned mystery author, with a new book set on the Florida Cracker Trail ride. (Mama Rides Shotgun)
Do any of the various horse publications do book reviews? (fiction .. I've seen non-fiction books spotlighted.)
Thanks, Juli.. I enjoy your blog.
Deborah,
Some horse magazines do review fiction from time to time. H&R has done so every now and then, and accepts review copies for consideration.
Awesome, can't wait to hear what was said. Sounds like a fun "meeting of the minds"
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