About Us
Doctors In Business Journal is a digital publishing company specializing in high-quality business, finance, economics, and stock market insights aimed at entrepreneurs, CEOs, graduate students, investors, and business professionals. Operating primarily on a subscription-based model, it delivers timely and in-depth analysis, data driven reports, and expert commentary across its core sections: Business, Economics, Stock Market, Finance, Startups, Research Papers, and Innovation Leaders.
In addition to content, the company offers revenue-generating services such as marketing, advertising, and affiliate-brand apparel to boost visibility and drive growth for client businesses through packages like off page SEO, digital ads, and press-release syndication.
The mission is to empower its audience with unbiased, data-driven insights that enable faster and more informed decision making. The company already commands trust among high-value readers—many with household incomes above $200k—who rely on it to stay ahead in fast-moving financial markets (Doctors In Business Journal, Trustpilot).
For Investors: Market Size
The global market for digital news subscriptions is rapidly growing, driven by consumers’ increasing demand for reliable and niche information. Revenue in the Digital Newspapers & Magazines market worldwide is projected to reach USD $41.28 billion in 2025 (Statista, 2024), with business and financial news taking up a significant portion of this revenue.
The global Digital Newspapers & Magazines market is witnessing a significant shift towards subscription models, reflecting changing consumer preferences for premium content access. (Statista, 2024). The global digital newspapers & magazines market size was valued at USD $34.24 billion in 2021 and is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 4.2% from 2022 to 2028 (Grand View Research, n.d.). Digital newspapers and magazines are less expensive, sustainable, and have a wider reach and delivery across the globe. This results in demand accelerating globally. In today's word, digital magazines are now published by search engines, which is also propelling market growth. (Grand View Research, n.d.)
Trends
Interaction with online news beyond just consumption is declining. Just one fifth of respondents share and comment on online news, while 47 percent stay away from the news (Netcetera, n.d.). Print media is on a decline, while digital subscriptions and online consumption are on the rise. Consumers are demanding tailored news experiences, particularly in business and finance, where real-time, actionable information is key. Furthermore, podcasts are becoming popular among younger and more educated consumers. Around a third of respondents from 20 countries listen to a podcast every month (Netcetera, n.d.). Additionally, The Digital News Report of 2023 showed trends in news consumption in which multiple media companies have revealed how they are experimenting with AI tools (Netcetera, n.d.). AI-driven analytics, machine learning for trend forecasting, and data-rich content will play a critical role success for the upcoming years as we scale.
In regards to our direct and indirect competitors, our direct competitors include; The Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Bloomberg, and CNBC. Meanwhile our indirect competitors include; The New York Times, Reuters, Yahoo Finance, and MarketWatch.
- Miguel Virgen, CEO
Sources:
Statista. (November, 2024). Digital Newspapers & Magazines - Global | Market Forecast. https://www.statista.com/outlook/amo/media/newspapers-magazines/digital-newspapers-magazines/worldwide
Grand View Research. (n.d.). Digital Newspapers & Magazines Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By type, by region, and segment Forecasts, 2022 - 2028.
https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/digital-newspapers-magazines-market-report
Netcetera (n.d.). Current trends in the news industry and the use of AI in media companies - Current trends in the news industry.
https://www.netcetera.com/forward-publishing/Knowledge-Hub/Digital-News-Report-2023.html