Angels Edge Professional Copywriting has worked with many international magazines -- from asset management and financial productivity to cultural diversity and lifestyle improvement.

As an international writer, Tricia Snell has ghostwritten magazine articles and has published others in her own name globally. Therefore, if you are a magazine founder or editor, Tricia Snell of Angels Edge Professional Copywriting is able to write content that caters specifically to your magazine's niche and talk directly to your target audience in an informative, yet personable, tone so that your readership feels they are able to connect and relate to the content within your magazine.

Tricia Snell writes magazine articles and content in several formats, such as columns, features, narratives, personality sketches, or interview style, and has extensive experience in all genres.

Furthermore, if you are an editor seeking ideas, then contact Tricia Snell and ask her to pitch article ideas that you can possibly explore and elaborate upon for future editions of your magazine.

History of Magazine Articles

Magazines began as essay-styled publications in the 17th century, which evolved into their own specific style and format by the 18th century.

According to historians, the world's first magazine, 'Edifying Monthly Discussions' (Erbauliche Monaths-Unterredungen), was published in 1663 by Johann Rist, a poet and theologian who resided in Hamburg, Germany.

By 1731, the first general-interest magazine was introduced and was named 'The Gentlemen's Magazine,’ and it was published in Oxford, England until 1750. Edward Cave, editor of this magazine, elected to use the pseudonym, 'Sylvanus Urban,' rather than his own name to give the publication more appeal to an upper-class readership.

The oldest known consumer magazine still in existence today is 'The Scots Magazine,’ which was first published in 1739.

Magazine Article Facts

Magazines today typically follow stringent publishing schedules and formats as well as cater to specific audiences, such as art lovers, car enthusiasts, historians, and news and entertainment connoisseurs.

Today's magazines are published weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, bi-monthly and quarterly and are often available in print and digital formats.

The International Federation of Periodical Press estimates that there are some 200,000 print magazines in circulation worldwide. However, this is estimation as some countries, such as China and Russia, do not keep accurate information on publications within their countries.