A modern “Subscribe” page

August 13th, 2008 by david | Filed under Best practices, LJWorld.com.

Finally implemented something I’ve been wanting to do for a long while: move our sites’ “subscribe” pages away from a print edition subscription form to a list of the variety of ways folks can get our news and information. RSS, mobile edition, text message alerts, Twitter, YouTube, email editions, etc.

Now, instead of a offering a single platform relationship between our audience and our content, it’s “Local news and information, as you like it.”

Which is as it should be.

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