Campus Magazine Process Play with campus magazines, and the whole process is presented

The method of creating a campus magazine, first, the style orientation of a magazine, the readership. It is best to do a magazine plan first and plan each column. Magazines aimed at the current market is not very saturated.

Second, find out the reading psychology of current students, such as **, as well as campus magazines such as fireworks. The text is beautiful, and the psychology and details are well handled. Hanabi has a relatively fast plot, which also caters to the current fast food reading style of students.

Third, find the right group of writers. Do a survey, see whose articles the students prefer, and ask for their manuscripts as much as possible, of course, it is best to have your own trained writers.

Fourth, it is magazines, which cannot be numbered now, and can be hung under the banner of other magazines.

Fifth, there must be enough money to pay the remuneration.

Don't think about the market.

Because there is no issue number, internal gift and exchange can be, but if it cannot be sold, the sale is illegal publication.

: There is a market, but it is not sold, it is all a gift exchange, but it helps merchants to carry out commercial advertisements on it, and distributes it according to the amount of advertising drags and drops. It really can't be sold, otherwise it's really illegal to publish, so it's better to make a newspaper.

1. Bid number:

If you need to establish a journal that is publicly distributed at home and abroad, you need to submit a feasibility report to the Press and Publication Bureau, and attach: Purpose, policy, and professional scope of the journal.

Qualified organizers and higher-level authorities.

Eligible Department Members.

Proof of fixed funds, proof of fixed place, and printing unit Application for running a journal (name of the publication, folio, page number, period, length, and scope of distribution) It is relatively easy for general institutions to apply for a formal issue number, but it is more difficult for enterprises. Most enterprises apply for internal journals and go to the Publishing Bureau to apply for internal journal printing permits.

If there is an advertising business, it is necessary to apply for an advertising business license at the Industrial and Commercial Bureau.

Each issue submits samples to the Publishing Bureau and the Industrial and Commercial Bureau, and participates in the annual inspection of the journal every year.

3. Content, the magazine must be the king of content.

What is the purpose of starting a campus magazine?

1.A clear purpose, first of all, has the first part of the content of the campus magazine.

For example, convey the spirit of the school's major uproar.

2.Starting a campus magazine is a great way to document the history of the campus.

Who wouldn't want to be a memorabilia of their school life? Group photo? Personal photos, stars in this issue, focus interviews, guidance from famous teachers?

It's all something that leaves a good memory, and "probably many years later, this is the only real historical material you have preserved about the campus" can be used as an advertising slogan.

3.If you want to be famous, go to the campus magazine.

It's really tiring to post on campus forums to become famous, and it's more official to go to campus magazines.

4.Lost & Found, Thrift Trading, Off-Campus Tutoring.

Reflecting the practical use, people outside the school will also ask for a copy.

5.Work-study.

We can get companies that need it outside the school to participate (university, right?). Many companies need college students.

6.The first few issues are free, and when you reach a certain circulation, you can find help from the company.

By the way, what school wants to have a campus magazine?

School **DM direct investment: magazine publicity display racks in the dormitory building, teacher's workbench on duty in the building, letter pick-up box, etc.

Student clubs: enter the teaching building and distribute them according to the number of people in the classroom (the school literary club group is the main group and participates in the writing).

Magazines are distributed at designated points: fast food restaurants, cafes, campus reception hotels, student activity centers, and campus chess and card rooms.

On-site distribution: large-scale campus performances, ceremonies, club recruitment conferences, school cultural festivals, public welfare activities, and school sports meetings.

Readers' Meeting: All students will be selected from all students to participate in outings, dinners, salons and other activities.