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Digital supplements are outsourced subject areas that,
similar to a print supplement, are attached externally
as a PR, image or "information attachment" to an
existing main webpage.
In the technical sense, this is also a web path, which
is structured like a print magazine in terms of content.
The main web page receives considerable added value and is
therefore suitable for permanently attracting new target
groups. Process Management
The attachment itself takes place via a provided key
visual in jpg format, which only needs to be linked.
This prevents us from being able to access either the
content or the technical infrastructure of a main domain
page.
The key visual can be designed graphically
as long as it carries the addition: "PR magazine".
The supplement can be set up either as a permanent
PR magazine or as a temporary media production for a
limited time.
A permanent establishment requires an editorial concept,
regular topic developments and thus "running content".
A faster solution can be useful for promotions, trade fair
and event concepts, or as a so-called look book for
viewing and sharing photos after an event. The
possibilities, up to crisis management, are manifold.
The domain rights of "PR-Magazine.com" are with CEA and
Christian von der Eltz. This means that every domain
name in connection with PR-Magazine.com is possible
without exception.Be it a company.PR-Magzine.com, a
brand.PR-Magazine.com, a project.PR-Magzine.com or a
temporary event.PR-Magazine.com, there are conceptually
no restrictions.
The format of every PR magazine is smartphone-optimized.
Media content is already accessed mainly via smartphones
in Asia; In Europe, the smartphone device is also
developing into the technical source of first choice.
This is one of the reasons why media content must be
available and accessible anytime and anywhere.
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