This page contains a Flash digital edition of a book.
Questionnaires were sent to over 99,000 current digital magazine readers of 110 different
publications representing 33 publishers. Over 12 per cent of recipients completed the survey.

Other highlights of the survey include:

 Digital readers remain highly engaged with
advertisers. In 2007, 90% took some type of
action with a product or service. The majority of
respondents, 65%, visited an advertiser’s website.

 Digital readers are using digital archives for
convenient reference and storage. Over 89% of
respondents use the digital archives to
find specific articles.

 Digital editions are not just for “Generation X”. The
typical reader is a professional, with the median
reader-age of 45 years, having over 17.5 years of
experience in industry.

For a detailed breakdown of the survey
visit www.texterity.com/survey/.

So what does producing a digital publication entail?
With the help of ADK, producers of biz-mag, we look at the
most common benefits and features.

It is good to see how digital
publishing can enhance your business. What could you
use it for? How can you apply it to your business
or marketing objectives. Here are some examples :



Digital publications can be used for:
company brochure or magazine
trade/retail catalogue and promotions
periodicals and supplements
newsletters and reports
photograph albums
menus and travel guides
interactive books
manuals and technical documents
directories and maps

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