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When the media holding company Woven Digital purchased BroBible in 2012, the idea was that the guy-focused publisher would benefit from all the business synergies that come from being part of a larger media network. Instead, BroBible was neglected and undermonetized. So when Woven began unraveling its holdings in 2018, BroBible's staff banded together and bought it back. And what started out as a staff of seven has grown to 16 today, and the business is diversified across programmatic advertising, events, and sponsored social media posts.
In a recent interview, publisher Brandon Wenerd walked through Brobible's early blogging days, its transformation into a real business, and how breaking free of its parent company allowed it to adapt to the current media climate.
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When the media holding company Woven Digital purchased BroBible in 2012, the idea was that the guy-focused publisher would benefit from all the business synergies that come from being part of a larger media network. Instead, BroBible was neglected and undermonetized. So when Woven began unraveling its holdings in 2018, BroBible's staff banded together and bought it back. And what started out as a staff of seven has grown to 16 today, and the business is diversified across programmatic advertising, events, and sponsored social media posts.
In a recent interview, publisher Brandon Wenerd walked through Brobible's early blogging days, its transformation into a real business, and how breaking free of its parent company allowed it to adapt to the current media climate.

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