Whether you are a member of a golf club, attend college, live in a senior community, are an activist in the kangaroo protection society, or are a member of the local billionaire club, you should consider giving your group, club, or community its own online magazine.
does just that by providing a hassle-free, self-managed online magazine
for your group
Did we mention it's free of charge?
What are the benefits of creating a CoMagazine for your community?
Your community gets a great looking, easy-to-use online magazine. Besides providing content that interests your group's members, a CoMagazine helps build a better community by involving people and keeping them connected.
No editor is needed—readers submit the content and vote on its value to your group. In this way, the members of your group guarantee the great quality of your CoMagazine.
Great content is guaranteed because your community members actually
submit the content and vote on its value to them.
Who can apply for a community CoMagazine?
To apply for a CoMagazine for your community, you need a potential readership of at least 500 members. This is the minimum number of readers that can provide a large enough number of writers for the CoMagazine.
What does a CoMagazine look like?
Check out Linkadelic Magazine for an example of a CoMagazine.
How do you apply?
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Send us an email message using the Contact us page, with the following information:
- A description of your community—
for example, Tee-Time Golf Club - Your relationship to the community—
for example, club member - The size of the community—
for example, 2,000 active members - A proposed name for the CoMagazine—
for example, Tee 18 - A short description of the CoMagazine—
for example, "Tee 18 is the place to share and find news, articles, and links about golf, golfers, and the Tee-Time Golf Club. All members are invited submit stories or write their own column." - Your name and email address
We will get back to you as soon as possible.
What will you get?
- A CoMagazine for your group, with the CoMagazine name under the domain name www.comagz.com/yourmagazine.
- A user status that allows you to edit and delete other people's submissions
- The title of editor in the CoMagazine
- A Contact Editor button that enables readers to contact you by email
Please note: In some cases, we will change the structure of the CoMagazine structure to make it more appropriate for your community.
What are your responsibilities?
- To bring readers to the magazine
- To make sure the magazine is updated continuously. Usually the readers take care of this by submitting their own content.
- To remove any content that does not comply with Web etiquette—porn, scorn, spam...
Also know that:
- CoMagz reserves the right to stop the service at any time.
- Only CoMagz is allowed to advertise in a CoMagazine. You are not allowed to place advertising of any kind in your community CoMagazine.
- CoMagz can change the look, design, functionality, and features of any CoMagazine at any time without advance notice.
- CoMagz reserves the right to edit your CoMagazine as it sees fit.
- Your position as a volunteer CoMagazine editor does not constitute any formal relationship between CoMagz and you. As a volunteer editor, you are not an employee, agent, affiliate, or representative of CoMagz. CoMagz reserves the right to cancel your password and appoint another editor as it sees fit.
- CoMagz does not guarantee the quality and continuity of the CoMagz service. The CoMagz site should not be used in any business activity, any emergency situation, or any other activity or situation that can be affected by the instability or unavailability of the service.