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This month, as we dedicate the next 60-plus pages to helping you launch spring 2012 with equal parts diligence and direction, we dedicate this one page to a launch of our own. Two, actually. On March 21st somebody at the mother ship will hit a button to virtually unveil our newest publication, A Garden Life. This revolutionary, completely digital project is designed specifically for today’s consumer. Instead of being a traditional paper magazine, it will be delivered directly through e-mail, a website and a customized app for use on your customers’ iPad or Android tablet. It will contain articles and interactive features that will take our consumer readers all over the urban outdoor lifestyle world, from the garden to the local market—and to a whole lot of places in between.
You will be able to personalize these point-of-purchase materials with your garden center’s logo on them for distribution to your customers at check out. You’ll also be able to incorporate into the promo material a coupon for your store to further drive sales. We think this is a win-win, adding an exciting new value element to your customer relationships … and supporting a magazine that will entertain them, and help expand your business potential.
If you have a iPhone or iPad and you want to stay connected, download it now. Look for the Droid version soon. In the meantime, check our website (www.gardencentermagazine.com) for details or visit the iTunes store to download the app today! |
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