Add life to your publication! We convert your PDF/JPG publication into a user friendly format that makes online reading a pleasant experience and enhances user response. Check it out for yourself in our samples section. The concept of page flip is simple yet amazing. Just like a print publication, it allows you to easily scan headlines and photos. Being in this familiar format, a page flip catalog is quite relaxing to read.

There is no page limit or per-page cost. You do not need any special server applications to be installed. You do not need any programming skills. The installation procedure is as simple as copying files to the server. The eCatalog theme can be almost completely customized to match your website design and style. You could host the eCatalog on your server or we could host it for you. All you do is email or promote the link inviting your target audience to view your page flip publication. You could also send the eCatalog to your customers on a CD/DVD. Save money by reducing print and postage costs. Expand your readership by having your publication online, since it is easier for people to share information online.

Benefits:

• "WOW factor" increases readership and encourages calls to action
• Eliminates printing and postage costs
• Highly affordable
• Page flip presents information in an interactive and intuitive way
• Easy zoom in/out for close up view, full-screen view, print a page, go to selected page
• Social bookmarking and eCatalog link sharing
• Publications can have any number of pages
• Contract discounts available

The page flip eCatalog is a very simple concept to grasp. Basically, it’s exactly what you might get from printed media, only that it’s completely digitized. This means that it comes with all the advantages that digital media have over physical media, with a significant advantage being a considerable reduction in associated costs.

An eCatalog version can be made out of anything that you can scan into a computer or create with a computer; whether it’s things like magazine and newspapers or books and brochures, anything and everything that would normally be found in a booklet of any kind, on actual paper, can be transformed into an eCatalog.

The option of the page flip eCatalog benefits from a plethora of advantages over printed media, mainly among them being the fact that it doesn’t use paper or ink and this means that all the costs related to acquiring the paper and inks, and the printing costs are entirely non-existent. Not to mention the fact that if you’re in the business of sending your catalogue or brochure out to customers on a constant basis this option will also save you a lot of money in postage costs.

Now you might be thinking that this digital option comes with other requirements like maybe having a dedicated server in order to send them or maybe you need to get special software for your customers to view them. Well, you have nothing to fear because eCatalogs can be easily hosted on your current website’s server or we can host your eCatalog on our server. Also when you’ll want to create a special issue, you can burn the flash catalog on a CD or DVD and give that to your customers. So the digital option increases your catalog’s life span, giving you the option of keeping a certain product online for years to come without having to do new re-prints every time you update your offer.

And there’s another huge advantage to opting for a page flip eCatalog. It is an eco-friendly option which impacts your environmental footprint at several levels. First of all, you won’t be using paper anymore or inks for your products, which means that you’ll be saving a lot of trees in the process of moving towards the digital option. Likewise you’ll be saving on the energy costs related to actually printing your product, not to mention the carbon footprint that mailing them to each of your customers would leave on the environment. This means much more than just saving trees, although that is extremely important, but since you’ll not be using paper anymore you’ll actually be saving on all the water and energy consumption, and of course reducing air pollution that is caused by the paper manufacturing process.

One way that schools can significantly reduce their paper consumption is by using digital media as much as possible. Nowadays, most students have access to desktop computers, laptops or smart-phones which allow them to access any and all available digital material with ease. This is a great method that a school can use to save paper.

Going digital will undoubtedly save a lot of money for schools, because they won’t have to invest in printing hundreds of books for certain purposes. They can create a digital version, called a flash catalog or an eCatalog, and then distribute it to the pupils either through e-mail or put it on the school’s Intranet. Then students will have easy access to the study material, and if need be they will be able to print out just the few pages that they need for some reason or another.

Schools tend to print out hundreds of copies of promotional material, such as catalogs and brochures. All such material can be converted to digital page flip catalogs, which can be set up on the school website or send out on a CD/DVD/USB. A page flip flash catalog is interactive and intuitive, and hence works better as a marketing medium. Not to mention the thousands of dollars it can save for the school, since it does not involve any printing or postage costs.

It is also important to make the students aware of the impact that paper production has on the environment. They must understand the importance of recycling paper. Placing clearly marked recycle bins in several places across the school building and grounds will help with this goal immensely because if you make it easy to recycle then the students will most definitely do it. Recycle bins should be placed in strategic locations inside the school. Ideal locations would be the cafeteria, labs and hallways, since that is where students tend to gather. In fact, this idea can be extended further to include items other than paper. Schools can place marked bins for other recyclable material such as aluminum, glass and plastic.

The quantity of paper used in a school obviously depends on the size of the school. In large schools that staff up to 60 teachers, each teacher receives 15,000 sheets of paper for copying purposes, and some might need more. The fact is that close to the school year’s end those quantities are almost completely used up. On top of that, a huge amount of paper is used for administration purposes. So, what needs to be done is to make recycling a must for not only students but teachers and the administration staff as well.