Author: Wojtek Szywalski
Wojtek Szywalski is a Content Marketing Manager at PressPad and co-editor of Digital Publishing Guide Magazine. If you like his post please share it among circle of your friends and followers. You can follow him on Twitter @wojteksz as well.
The Digital Publishing Guide is a free digital magazine, which is available quarterly as a mobile app. The magazine will feature optimization techniques for online app stores and share information about digital publishing and app marketing.
We want the Digital Publishing Guide magazine to be a model publication, which will allow publishers all over the world to achieve even better business results by using the good practices presented below.
In this article, you will learn what techniques we have used to promote our magazine online and to increase its downloads from App Store and Google Play. We also have some statistics for those who are interested.
They definitely got to know what it would be like to build an app for publishing a magazine on iPad having none (or very little) experience with delivering for Apple App Store. But aren’t they a publisher rather than an app developer?
If you are planning to hire a freelance developer to code your own magazine app, hold on because there might be a more effective solution which really works.
Christmas is coming, a rush time for everyone. Many new publishers want to minimize the time to market their magazine in order to take part in the Christmas-New Year shopping tradition.
In order to answer these questions, we took a closer look at 10 most popular magazines published by PressPad, to check whether there exist any activities that are common to the publishers who can boast a large number of digital magazine app downloads.
Of course, “free” is almost never really free. Several decades ago, “free lunch” was free only because the food was so heavily salted that diner visitors had to order a (paid, how else?) drink.
PressPad makes Android selfpublishing Affordable for Authors Worldwide
PressPad, self service tablets and smartphones publishing startup have been able to take another great step forwards in making digital publications more affordable and accessible across mobile platforms. Support for Android platform has been awaited by clients and publishers. Their aim is to deliver content to biggest mobile platform in the World and with Android & iOS support from PressPad they do not have to choose.
Publishers signing up for mobile apps with PressPad can speed time to market tenfold, don’t have to deal with technology issues, app stores policies, and are able to dive into mobile publishing without any upfront investment.
To emphasize the launch of Android support, we’ve also prepared an interesting offer but we’ll get back to that later on in the article.
The whole thing has been prepared by PressPad designers, we offer you all the templates with the covers for free, and what’s more – you can use them for commercial purposes.
If you are an author of a children’s book or a publisher, from this article you will learn how to publish a book on Apple mobile devices with no knowledge of programming required.
Mobile Publishing is a very strong trend, which is supported by changes in the business model of many publications. We have already witnessed the change of the distribution model and the transition to digital platforms, such great titles as Life or the NYT. Earlier this year, eMarketer made a prediction that “This Year, All Publishers Go Mobile”. To convince your boss to come onto the App Store platform, present the information, which you will find below, in anf appropriate form, relevant for your organization.
