Every brand is now a publisher - get ahead today and put your content on the devices that your clients use daily.
Mag+ is a complete digital publishing solution, for more information about building robust mobile apps, visit: https://www.magplus.com/software-uses
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How does it work?
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1. Create and curate your content.
Sources:
•InDesign
•Web
•RSS
•Newsfeed
•CMS/DAM
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How does it work?
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2. Use our Web-based admin portal
• Upload content
• Build apps
• Send
notifications
• Set entitlements
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How does it work?
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3. Distribute to a white-label or custom mobile app
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What do you do with it?
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• Magazines—consumer, trade, custom
• Annual and financial reports
• Catalogs and e-commerce
• Sales enablement
• Internal communications
• Manuals
• Branded content
• Entertainment (music and video)
• Museums, education, sports …
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History
• Founded in 2009
• Launched with the iPad in 2010
• Now 4,400+ public and private
apps created across 1,900 brands
• 23 million app installs
• 60 employees in NYC, Stockholm
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Supports all mobile devices
• Build apps for iPad, iPhone,
Android tablet and phone,
as well as Kindle Fire
• Distribute apps in public
marketplaces or privately
• Create free or paid apps,
newsstand or standalone
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Multiple sources
• Design your own content using
InDesign (CS4-CC)
• Use our Studios service
• Deliver content through
embedded HTML, send in-app
messages, live news and push
notifications
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Analytics and marketing
• Built-in analytics to measure
audience behavior and usage
• Marketing tools to reach new
audiences
• Drive downloads, increase
conversions, measure ROI
13. Pricing
Occasionally
Per Issue
• One app
• One device
• Pay per issue
$999/issue
Frequently
Monthly
• One app
• One device
• Unlimited issues
$499/month
All features included at all levels. No mandatory download fees, ever
How often do you want to publish issues?
14. • Build a custom Mag+ app!
• Includes two components: the MIB
reader and the Connection to the Mag+
backend
• Allows you to use the Mag+ design
tools and backend, while creating a
custom end user experience
• Customize the navigation, features,
functions, menu, etc.
• Or build the Mag+ functionality into
another app—add a content tab to
games, utilities, larger apps
Mag+ app SDK
$3,499/month
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The new universe
Does your brand tweet?
Have a Facebook page?
A Pinterest page?
A blog?
YES!
Congratulations,
you’re a publisher!
No! We don’t like
loyal consumers.
Good luck with that.
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Every brand is now a publisher.
• Gatekeepers aren’t dead, but they’re not required.
• Twenty years ago, how many brands thought about content?
The new universe
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Every brand is now a publisher.
• Gatekeepers aren’t dead, but they’re not required.
• Twenty years ago, how many brands thought about content?
The new universe
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Publishing workflow is no longer linear.
There are new (and many more) inputs and outputs.
And there are new monetization ecosystems
The new universe
Writer / Editor Media Audience
Audience
Media
Brand
Social
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Publishing is now more multi-channel:
content consumers expect content in a
variety of forms, from a variety of curators
and at a variety of frequencies
The new universe
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The good news:
In a world of unlimited information, curation matters.
So do experts.
Brands are experts.
The new universe
29. Mobile is where people live
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91% of adults have their mobile phone within
arms’ reach 24/7. (Nielsen)
57% of people say that the tablet is their favorite
place to consume content. (Mequoda Tablet Study)
Adults spend more time on mobile media than they do on
newspapers and magazines combined. (Nielsen)
30. Apps are what they use
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Customers are downloading more than 800 apps
per second at a rate of over two billion apps per
month in the App Store. (Apple)
As of February 2013, there are 224 million app
users in the U.S. compared to 221 million laptop
and desktop users. (Flurry)
In 2013 Flurry counted 1.126 trillion app
sessions.
31. Apps are the language
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• 80% of a mobile users time is spent in Apps rather than mobile
web.
Flurry Analytics: April 2013
32. Apps are the language
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App sessions on the tablet are four times
longer than web sessions (24 minutes versus 6),
and phone sessions three times as long. (Adobe)
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Sales apps
EMC Interactive
• Tablet app for sales professionals and partners
• Demonstrates the value of EMC’s business
solutions and technologies to EMC customers
• Internally distributed through private app store
and through public Apple App Store
• Full user analytics gives sales manager insights
into reps use of app
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Product apps
Volvo Trucks
• Used by Volvo sales force to inspire
and explain technical details
• Shows various vehicle options and
configurations
• Volvo allows current customers, sales
representatives and potential
customers access to download this
enterprise app
• This app has been translated into 29
different languages and published
globally
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Catalog apps
Famous Footwear
• Seasonal catalog featuring full lines of shoes
• Distributed to more than 1,000 stores and to
consumers
• Built in m-commerce allows users to purchase
shoes directly from Famous Footwear
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Companion apps
University of
South Carolina
Transitions 101
• Companion to
textbook for a
“welcome to campus”
class for all freshmen
• Interactive sports
schedules
• Assignment
submission via app
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Strategy =
Goals + Content Inventory + Resources
What do I
expect to get
out of this app?
What will I/we
consider
success?
What content do I have?
What content could I have?
What content does the
audience I want to get
expect from this app?
What kind of money do I
have?
What kind of talent do I
have? What kind of time
do I have?
Have a goal
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• I have to seek out your web site or print
product.
• Once the app is on my device, you’re
embedded.
• It’s like having a walkie-talkie with the user.
• You just have to speak into it!
• Apps can create an intimate connection.
Go from push to pull
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• Issues/curated bundles of
content
• Subscriptions (auto delivery)
• Push (real-time)
• In-app messages (get them
when they open)
• Newsfeeds (up-to-date content)
• Web tools/apps (engagement)
Use all content channels
52. Don’t just think about being a publisher.
Think about being a communicator.
Be relevant.
Be timely.
Make the conversation two-way.
Establish a relationship with your user
and it will pay off.
Parting advice …
Hinweis der Redaktion
Multi OS, orientation, screen sizes, ratios
Push the limits, keep exploring
Lower thresholds
What I want to talk about is the idea of delivering content via an app, and why that is both valuable for your clients, and valuable for you as an agency
Social is a form, blogs are a form. Mobile is a medium - different behavior, different economics, different physical demands
We really have not yet even seen the effects of this - we’re seeing some fits and starts. But make no mistake—the world of media and content consumption is going mobile.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
There used to be very defined ways that content got published. Not anymore. Now content comes from all places, gets repackaged and reworked and republished. So guess what? Being a publisher is a lot more tricky than it used to be.
There is no one winner. Flipboard did not kill Twitter, did not kill Facebook, did not kill the blog, did not kill the magazine. Variety.
Brands can be experts. Brands can curate information for me.
Brands can be experts. Brands can curate information for me.
Brands can be experts. Brands can curate information for me.
Brands can be experts. Brands can curate information for me.
Chart Source: Flurry 80 per cent of mobile time spent in apps
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/50709/flurry-80-per-cent-mobile-time-in-apps
Chart Source: Flurry 80 per cent of mobile time spent in apps
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/50709/flurry-80-per-cent-mobile-time-in-apps
Chart Source: Flurry 80 per cent of mobile time spent in apps
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/50709/flurry-80-per-cent-mobile-time-in-apps
Chart Source: Flurry 80 per cent of mobile time spent in apps
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/50709/flurry-80-per-cent-mobile-time-in-apps
Name some brands and lets try to talk through each of these
Name some brands and lets try to talk through each of these
What I want to talk about is the idea of delivering content via an app, and why that is both valuable for your clients, and valuable for you as an agency
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
Does your brand tweet? Are you on Facebook? Pinterest? If so, congratulations, you’re a publisher. People are looking at content from you, the brand, not a media company talking about you. That’s a fundamental shift.
What I want to talk about is the idea of delivering content via an app, and why that is both valuable for your clients, and valuable for you as an agency
Name some brands and lets try to talk through each of these