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Q Magazine Launches New Beginning with November Edition

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November issue of Q Magazine marks a new beginning

Don’t get too excited – this announcement is to give you the heads-up that it’s on its way. Scheduled for release on the 1st of November, the November issue of Q Magazine marks a new beginning.

A new home – Q MAGAZINE MEDIA: a vibrant, colourful, and informative website created with tender loving care by the fine design folk at WordPress – to whom I am eternally grateful.

A new logo: I fumbled my way through several versions of all the logos you now see until I finally stumbled upon Fiverr, whose team of designers came up with the three current design – Q MAGAZINE MEDIA Q Magazine and HAYHOE.

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A new cover design: I think this cover design, including the new amazing logo, represents Q Magazine as the stylish, niche market leading online lifestyle publication that it has been for over twenty years. I hope you agree.

With this release a new exciting chapter in the life of Q Magazine has begun. I hope it will be a good one (for all concerned). My task will now be to continue along the path of getting subscribers for Q MAGAZINE MEDIA and advertisers in Q Magazine.

If you, or anyone you know, is in a position to do either or both, please click the link below and subscribe (FREE) or use the CONTACT form to enquire about joining the circle of winners who are Q Magazine advertisers.

Q Magazine: supporting our community since 2004.

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Brett Hayhoe is an Australian author, media professional, and publisher with decades of experience steering community-focused narratives.
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