Magazine design,
years in the making.
This isn't a service we added to a menu. Magazine publishing is where 702 Medias started — through 702 Magazine — and we've now built the print capability to match the design experience.
Your customers' emptiest inbox is their physical mailbox
Digital marketing is crowded and easy to scroll past. A well-designed magazine, in print or online, is something people actually sit down with — and it makes your business look established the moment someone picks it up.
Decades of hands-on experience
Magazine design led personally by someone who has done it for years — not a junior designer following a template.
Now with full print capability
Design and printing handled under one roof, so your issue goes from layout to physical copies without a second vendor.
Digital included, always
Every print issue comes with a digital version you can share by link, on social, or embedded on your own site.
From blank page to finished issue
We develop
We work with you to plan the issue — articles, features, ads, and the story you want your magazine to tell.
We design
A fully designed layout that reflects your brand, built to be read in print or on a screen.
We print
Physical copies produced and ready to distribute — no separate print shop needed.
We deliver
Digital version ready to share the moment your print copies are in hand.
Who a custom magazine makes sense for
Questions about magazine design & print
Why print when everything's gone digital?
Print still cuts through in a way digital ads don't — it's tactile, it's kept around longer, and it signals credibility a social post can't. Every issue we produce comes with a digital version too, so you get both.
Do I need to already have articles written?
No. We can work from your ideas and develop the content with you, or take finished articles you already have and design around them.
How much time does this take on my end?
We handle the heavy lifting on writing, design, and printing. Your part is reviewing drafts and giving feedback at each stage.
Can I start with digital-only and add print later?
Yes — many clients start with a digital issue to test the format, then move to print once they know what works.