Recently our publisher, Winnie Comstock-Carlson, was interviewed by the Western Publishing Association on her work in media and the business community in the Capital Region. Here’s some of what she had to say:
On how Comstock’s got started:
“Ultimately the magazine was started with pocket change (no way to start a magazine, but all I had at the time) but in my favor was the fact that I could sell enough advertising to make it work.”
On why she chose Sacramento for a business magazine:
“…Why not Sacramento? We have some of the best to offer in almost every category—agriculture (we’re the farm-to-fork capital of the world), wonderful universities, incredible technology, a huge entrepreneurial spirit, some of the best health care and hospitals around the country, and that’s just the overview…”
On how Comstock’s has adapted to the digital age:
“…We want to put as much into our digital product as we have always had in our print product. We believe that’s the way we’re going to attract the new, aspiring leaders of tomorrow. We re-launched our website on Aug. 1 with the ultimate goal of making ourselves more accessible online…”
Read the rest of the interview and find out what gets our publisher out of bed each morning, the best advice she ever received, and what she has in store for the future of our publication.
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The Next 25 Years of Comstock’s
A new product for a new generation
More than any other, this issue might give many people the impression that Comstock’s is staffed by dozens of graphic artists, illustrators and web developers. Nothing could be further from the truth. Though, given the magnitude of the magazine’s redesign and the timeline under which we’re transforming comstocksmag.com, I can understand the misconception.
Winnie Comstock-Carlson on Studio Sacramento
Our publisher talks about where we've been and where we're going
On July 18, Winnie Comstock-Carlson, the publisher of Comstock’s magazine, sat down with Studio Sacramento’s Scott Syphax to discuss her history in the region, the birth of our publication and what is in store for the next 25 years.
Video: Onward & Upward
Where we've been ... and where we're going
It’s been a busy summer at the Comstock’s office. We celebrated 25 years of business coverage in California’s Capital Region, as well as redesigned our magazine and our website. Check out our 25th anniversary video below:
It’s Here.
Welcome to our new website — here's what you'll find
After much anticipation (and oh so many hours), the all-new comstocksmag.com has launched.
The changes we have made come as a result of paying close attention to how readers are using our magazine and website, so let us know what you think. Talk to us on Twitter and Facebook, post comments on our site, email us, call us or send a good old-fashioned letter. We’re listening.