Membership magazine design
A membership magazine is a renewal argument in disguise. It is the most visible thing many associations produce, and often the clearest evidence a member has that their subscription bought something.
The constraints are particular: a volunteer contributor base, copy that arrives late and in wildly varying lengths, sponsor and advertiser placements that have been promised, and a committee that will review it. We design for that reality rather than against it.
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Photograph above is a stock image of magazines in general, not our work. Our own issues are in the portfolio. See the work.
- Usually
- 24–48 pages
- Price
- From US$749 · ₹20,000 in India
- Usually bought by
- Association secretaries, chamber and trade-body communications staff
What the price covers
- Cover and masthead, plus a contents structure that survives late copy
- Flexible feature templates for contributions of any length
- Advertiser and sponsor placements set to agreed sizes
- Committee-ready proof PDF for review
- Print-ready and web-optimised PDFs
- Two rounds of revisions after the first full proof
Every project is quoted before it starts. Prices are per issue (or per brochure or catalogue): in US dollars for clients outside India, in rupees for clients in India. Two rounds of revisions are included.
Web edition
The same issue can also be delivered as a web edition: an interactive digital magazine with text that fits any phone, video and links that work, and a reader report of opens, reading depth and time spent. One link to share by email or WhatsApp.
Web edition included with this format.
Issue launch kit
The posts that launch your issue, made from it and in its design, in your name and your voice: a cover reveal for the feed and stories, a LinkedIn carousel of the main idea, quote cards, a chart card and a note for WhatsApp, each with a suggested caption. Nothing on them mentions us.
Issue launch kit: about 10 pieces, US$99 (₹6,000 in India) per issue.
A sample kit for Jharokha, Issue 01. Rukmini Sethna, her company and every figure are fictional; the photographs are licensed stock. See the whole kit.
Questions we get asked
- Copy always arrives late and at the wrong length. How do you cope?
- By designing templates that stretch. We agree an issue plan with page allocations early, then flow whatever arrives into layouts built to take 20% more or less than promised without redesign.
- Can you place our advertisers?
- Yes. Send the artwork and the agreed sizes and we position them to the standard slots. We will flag any advert supplied at a resolution too low to print.
Tell us what you want to publish.
Tell us the format, roughly how many pages, and when you need it. We come back with a fixed quote and a date.
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