Showing posts with label Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magazine. Show all posts

Friday, 25 November 2011

Hope Today Magazine Rebrands As a Full Service Lifestyle Publication And Offers Consumers A Digital Storefront

Winston Salem, NC (PRWEB) October 4, 2010

Hope Today Magazine, A Parks & Company Publication, is poised to take the print and digital media by storm by rebranding as a full service Lifestyle Publication. Hope Todays new signature is aimed at affluent people of all races seeking inspiration. The rebranding of Hope Today is aimed at appealing to people who are seeking inspiration to help them achieve success in their personal, business, relational, and spiritual part of their lives. Hope Today has broadened its content from faith based editorial to full service Lifestyle content. Recent interviews with Hip Hop icon Common, Reality TV star Actress Lisa Raye McCoy, Pastor Jamal Harrison Bryant and other A-List entertainers, to name a few, is just one way the magazine plans to aggressively expand its current readership base.


The recent strategic restructuring within the publications staff has already proven profitable with measurable results. Newly appointed Editor in Chief, Diana Bridget, has built a core team of talented, dedicated and notable writers who are committed to providing fresh, current and thought provoking content for Hope Todays digital and print audience. The magazines primary objective is to provide content that its readers will not find anywhere else; while providing its audience with guidance to other practical sources of information (i.e. webinars, expert advice, organizations, etc.). This approach is unique to magazines and is part of Hope Todays strategy of being full service.


A major digital initiative will be the centerpiece of the new business model. John Parks, publisher of Hope Today magazine said, the new digital paradigm offers even greater opportunity to re-position the Hope Today brand for substantial growth in the new Millennium. Consumers are quickly moving to the web, and the interactive capabilities of digital platforms. We are joining a host of top consumer companies who are riding this new wave


The new brand strategy will consist of four major areas: launching its new Hope Today online magazine, new weekly E-newsletter, a bi-monthly 100 page digital magazine, transitioning its printed version of Hope Today to a quarterly basis, and plus Hope Today Making Life Easy Network.


Hope Today online magazine (http://www.hopetodaymagazine.com), which officially launches on October 1, 2010, provides real time headlines with interactive platforms that allow the readers share capabilities with their friends. The online magazine will provide rich media streaming videos that constantly interact with the user, blogging, interviews, editorials, and mobile ads allowing viewers to receive ad tags via text messaging. The online magazine will also help extend advertisers audience by providing search ads to web site visitors, banner ads, hotlinks to websites, company sponsored editorial content and video post, and product purchased capabilities.


Hope Todays E-Newsletter, which officially launches on October 1, 2010, provides its audience with weekly updates on the latest headlines, and articles that are intended to inform, educate, empower, and inspire its readers. For advertisers, the E-Newsletter provides advertisement spaces and personalized messages to a targeted audience at a cost that yields high returns with measurable results. The E-Newsletter is like a weekly brief of whats happening along with helpful lifestyle editorial to help make life easier for our audience, says Lisa Parks, Executive Vice President of Hope Today magazine.


Hope Today has partnered with the global leader in digital publishing and distribution platform for digital magazines and books. We needed a way to offer mobile users a new way to read Hope Today, while at the same time offering Hope Today a new way to reach the mobile audience. Our digital magazine is an exact replication of the print version with razor sharp display plus added interactivity (i.e. streaming videos, audio, extra photo features, etc.) and share capabilities. says John Parks. The first issue of the new and improved bi-monthly digital Hope Today will be available as the November/December 2010 issue.

Computer Shopper Magazine Announces 23rd Annual Shoppers' Choice Awards - Awards Recognize Readers' Picks for Technology's Best Products, Companies, and Services

New York, NY (PRWEB) January 21, 2009

"Our Shoppers' Choice awards recognize companies and products that deliver outstanding technology, value, and service," said John A. Burek, Editor-In-Chief of Computer Shopper. "This is our version of the People's Choice Awards because we let our readers--an amazingly tech-savvy group of computer users--select the companies and products that they believe are best in class."


The Shoppers' Choice winners were announced today at ComputerShopper.com and in the February 2009 print issue of Computer Shopper magazine. Reflecting the huge purchasing influence of the Computer Shopper audience, winners were picked across a broad spectrum of categories ranging from "Best Place to Buy Consumer Electronics" to "Best Performance Desktop" to "Best Digital Camera." Thousands of readers voiced their choices with online balloting open to all readers of Computer Shopper and ComputerShopper.com


The winners of Computer Shopper magazine's 2009 Shoppers' Choice Awards are listed below and can be found online at http://www.computershopper.com/2009shopperschoice.


BEST GAMING/PERFORMANCE DESKTOP

Alienware Area-51 ALX

Runner-Up: Dell XPS 730


BEST BUDGET DESKTOP PC (Under $ 1,000)

Dell Inspiron 530

Runner-Up: HP Pavilion A6560f


BEST MIDRANGE DESKTOP

HP Pavilion Elite m9200t

(Replaced by the HP Pavilion Elite m9400t)

Runner-Up: Dell XPS 630


BEST SMALL-FORM-FACTOR DESKTOP

HP Pavilion Slimline s3330f

(Replaced by the HP Pavilion Slimline s3650f)

Runner-Up: Apple Mac Mini


BEST HOME THEATER PC

Sony VAIO VGX-TP25E/B

Runner-Up: HP TouchSmart IQ506


BEST DESKTOP-REPLACEMENT NOTEBOOK

HP Pavilion HDX Entertainment Notebook PC

(Replaced by the HP HDX18)