7 digitizing magazines Flip books are the best digital option if your resources are limited. It opens a world of possiblilities by combining design with multimedia, and interactivity. However well designed, the PDF is a non-starter in the digital world. How often have you given up after pinching and zooming through the first page of a PDF on your smartphone? Mobile phones have a large share of all online content consumed - over 70%. An ideal entry-level option The next option is to create a flip book. The flip book is perhaps the best option if your resources are limited. You can easily package and export the print designs as PDFs and upload them to a CMS platform. It is still a PDF, but depending on the software platform, one can add many features. Searching for a specific text, enhancing an article with audio, video, and image galleries, creating a table of contents with links, showing thumbnails of pages, and being able to share from each page and printing a single page or the whole magazine builds engagement. This format works well for mature audiences, primarily consuming content through desk/laptops and tablets. There are many platforms which offer this service, notably issuu.com. But these platforms have limitations, and custom features can get expensive in the long run. A significant disadvantage in letting a third-party software platform host your flipbook magazine is the lack of control and lost opportunities. If
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