Distribution Research #1 - VegNews Magazine


On the VegNews Magazine website, they have icons for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest. These icons instantly directs you to their social media page. As for in the background, there are easy and obvious ways on how and where you can subscribe to their digital magazine. In addition, this magazine does not have any apps, but on their site, they do come with small new articles about vegan topics and include: food and recipes, fashion/beauty, health/wellness, travel, and home/lifestyle. If you were to subscribe to their magazine, for a year the subscription cost for a print and digital package is 25 dollars and for 2 years the package would could 44 dollars. Many of their vegan recipes are available and printable online as for some of their top news stories. But unfortunately the magazine does not have any apps that would be accessible to any mobile device. By doing so and more VegNews circulates around 225000 magazines.

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