Inhouse Digital Publishing for publishers

Up until 2010 magazine publishers followed a very know path. Last big thing that happened to publishing industry was invention of the Internet and ever since not much changed. Until 2010 when completely new category of devices was introduced and very well adopted by the users: Apple iPads and Android tablets.

Magazines and newspapers around the World use Inhouse Digital Publishing already

Introduction of iPad in 2010, closely followed by Android tablets few months later really changed the way people consume content nowadays. New opportunities opened for many publishers and significant percentage of them already uses Inhouse Digital Publishing to get to the readers.

Publishers get more readers with Inhouse Digital Publishing

Increasing the number of channels publishers can reach new readers is probably number one job today for publishing companies. Apple started mobile revolution in 2010 with release of original iPad and suddenly publishers woke up in a reality where they have to embrace this new medium. Simple Inhouse Digital Publishing were developed to help publishers focus on delivering content to readers, relieve them of IT headache and dealing with App Store and Google Play Store policies.

Inhouse Digital Publishing save tons of time and money

When you do the math and recap all of the costs, moving magazine mobile can end up very expensive. There all those costs that normally don't occur when you thing about magazine or a newspaper: hiring IT guys, setting up an infrastructure, managing software developers, designing for mobile, UX and UI testing, and so on. Publishers choose Inhouse Digital Publishing to reduce all this cost, but more importantly to focus on what they do best – creating great and original content for their readers.

Examples of Inhouse Digital Publishing

PressPad is a great example of Inhouse Digital Publishing. Publishers don't have to learn new software, as it runs in the browser. They don't have to spend time or money on development, because PressPad takes care of that and constantly updates it to a newer version. Finally using tools like that help publishers focus on their job and create outstanding content.
John Morrow, TwoMorrows Publishing
"The goal for us using PressPad Stores, would be to avoid sending any more PDFs, so those people can't share them, or post them on torrent sites for free downloading by others."

— John Morrow Alter Ego Comic Books about PressPad Stores

Georgina Hunter-Jones, Helicopter Life Magazine
"Presspad works well for Helicopter Life magazine. We are a small circulation magazine about helicopters and have recently stopped having print issues, changing instead to digital. The App works well for us and subscribers are able to download it, and are reminded by a push notification every time a new one comes out."

— Georgina Hunter-Jones Helicopter Life Magazine about PressPad Magz

Paul Velasco - Publisher & Editor
"PressPad offers me a hassle-free, plug and play, cost-effective solution for delivering my Formula 1 news site on to mobile platforms. With over 1 dozen news posts every day the App handles it all without a fuss. And the support is fast and effective. 10/10 in my book."

— Paul Velasco Grand Prix 247 about PressPad News for WordPress

Corina Chirileasa, Romania Insider
"PressPad was an unexpectedly great solution for our Romania Insider news app. We've set it up quickly and then PressPad integrated rather fast all the features we needed, constantly offering us support in the meantime. Their response is fast and they have solutions for our requests, even without involving our agency. The app works well and the team at PressPad updates it when needed. We're very happy with their service."

— Corina Chirileasa Romania Insider about PressPad News for RSS feed


About PressPad

PressPad was established in 2011, just a few months after the inauguration of the revolutionary iPad by Steve Jobs during his unforgettable presentation on Apple Special Event in San Francisco.

iPad changed the way people perceived magazines publishing, and PressPad joined that revolution right away.

Our digital publishing platform for publishers is the answer for the rapidly growing mobile consumers segment and demand for easy-to-use digital publishing products.

We built PressPad as a software as a service solution with simplicity in mind delivering native mobile magazine apps, news apps, and digital newsstands for publishers base on a PDF format. Our customers are located mainly in the US, UK, Australia, and Japan. However, our apps support publishers scattered all around the world.

PressPad is a software as a service platform that is built around the publishers' needs. We speak human voice and understand that magazine apps or digital kiosks are must-have assets to win readers. Yet many magazine publishers need education in digital marketing and digital publishing. PressPad offers that level of commitment to help magazine publishers build necessary skills. So, we create magazine publishing apps and educate about digital magazine publishing.

PressPad is not another digital publishing platform because we closely work with publishers. Our one-on-one approach is well known and appreciated by many publishers. Especially those magazine publishers that are looking for a friendly digital publishing platform.

PressPad’s specialists become publishers’ advisors, trying to understand the publisher's unique needs. Thanks to that approach we can assess the marketing and sales processes of the publishers. That assessment makes us in power to adjust and optimize publishers' promotional processes. As an outcome, our publishers can earn more using the apps and marketing knowledge we share.

Every digital magazine is different and has a unique business environment. Publishers can read about successful magazine sales tips to build their skills too. Also, they can learn how to create an iPad magazine, and how to convert a magazine into a digital app available on the most popular mobile platforms.

Even skeptics who doubt bringing print magazines online admit that converting a print magazine to a mobile app is easy to do with PressPad.

We believe in PressPad, that even most niche publications can find their space and succeed online as digital magazines or mobile apps. Here is a case study to prove our stance.

Digital magazine publishing can be easy with PressPad. Try PressPad today. It costs you only time and a little bit of courage (smile).

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