© The Animals Voice
The Animals Voice Magazine returns.
This is great news for animals and people who care about them. You see, Animals Voice, in print for more than 20 years, is a “hard-hitting, no-holds-barred publication” devoted to improving quality-of-life for all animals.
The award-winning publication is an invaluable resource for animals and their defenders. It features the latest animal rights news, thought-provoking and inspirational editorials, graphics and compelling photography, and in-depth investigative reports.
This is a tough time for publications. Many national magazines and newspapers are folding. Specialty magazines have an especially tough time. The Animals Voice has an impressive history and has made enormous contributions to animal advocacy over the years. The accomplishments are attributable to the talent, tenacity, and devotion of Laura Moretti, The Animals Voice founder, president, editor, and all around driving force.
Moretti has kept the magazine on life support through many challenges, guiding it to become an internationally acclaimed, award-winning publication. The economy socked it again last year and printing was halted for the third time. Now, with the advent of print-on-demand publishing, The Animals Voice rises again.
Print-on-demand promises long-term sustainability while providing crucial information for people around the globe who want to action for animals.
With print on demand Moretti can focus on animal issues, rather than having to find tens of thousands of dollars in revenue to keep the important animal news circulating. With print-on-demand, your copy is printed just for you. Per copy, per issue. Simple as that.
“We produce the magazine and we upload the finished file to an online third-party. You then go to that third party and buy your copy of the latest issue of the magazine. Then, they print it and mail it to you at no cost to Animals Voice. They take their share and give us a percentage of the sale—which we use to promote the magazine, to keep our site online, and to broaden our outreach.” Laura Moretti explains print-on-demand.
The bonus for you is that you are buying a 48-page bi-monthly magazine one issue at a time, so you don't have to come up with the $30 or $45 per year in subscription fees all at one time, either. You simply buy the magazine for $9.00 (plus shipping) and be done with it — till next issue. You can choose to purchase each issue as it becomes available — or not buy it.
The per issue cost is higher than magazines produced traditinally, but the price will reduce as more advertisers participate. For now, this is the only viable way to keep afloat the only magazine I know of devoted to networking and educating animal advocates about the “desperate plight of animals.”
Find the latest issue of The Animals Voice here:
The Animals Voice, an Independent Animal Rights Organization.
Source: Email communication from Laura Moretti
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