One More From #BlogHer14: #NextIssue Digital Magazine Subscription Giveaway!

I went to the BlogHer Conference last weekend. I’ve shared my highlight snapshots and takeaways here during the last few days, but I’ve got one more thing to share with you! Read on to find out how you can read on…

#BlogHer14 "sponsor selfie"--#ReadandRelax with #NextIssue
#BlogHer14 “sponsor selfie”–#ReadandRelax with #NextIssue

BlogHer’14 sponsor Next Issue provides unlimited access to over 100 magazine titles with its app (for iOS, Android, and Windows), and they have offered me gift codes for 3-month Unlimited Premium subscriptions to share with THREE readers of The 3 R’s Blog. I almost never do giveaways here, but they’ve made it so easy I can’t resist, and I really hope you’ll check this one out!

Next Issue calls itself “your personalized digital magazine newsstand” and offers both current and back issues of over 130 monthly and weekly magazines, as well as bonus features not available in print editions. Check out the features and the FAQs, and if you’re interested, submit the Google form with your info and the name of your favorite magazine to enter the giveaway! (One entry per person, please…but if you win, you can share your Next Issue account across up to 5 devices!)

NextIssue 3 Month Subscription Giveaway

I’ll choose THREE winners at random on Sunday, August 10. Winners will have until December 31, 2014 to redeem the gift codes for their three-month trial subscriptions.

DISCLOSURES AND DETAILS:

Next Issue‘s app for iOS, Android, and Windows is free. Continued access to magazines in the app after the three-month trial period will require a paid subscription to Next Issue.


I signed up for a three-month free trial subscription to Next Issue at BlogHer’14. As a thank-you, Next Issue has provided me with three giveaway codes for the same subscription to share with readers of The 3 R’s Blog. They have not dictated rules or conditions for the conduct of the giveaway, and I am receiving no compensation for offering it. The ONLY way to enter the giveaway is to complete and submit the Google Form embedded in this post. One entry per person, please.
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