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Guideposts Relaunches Website with Content Aimed at Expanding its Audience
Guideposts Relaunches Website with Content Aimed at Expanding its Audience
Leading Inspirational Publisher Enhances its Digital Offerings with Improved User Interface, Suite of FREE eBooks and Topical Newsletters
NY,
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United States of America
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19/07/2010
"For more than sixty years, millions have come to Guideposts for inspiration. The redesigned Guideposts.org builds on that legacy by providing users with access to more free inspirational content as a way to introduce the expanding suite of Guideposts"
Guideposts, the non-profit organization dedicated to providing hope, encouragement, and inspiration to millions across America and the world, today relaunched its website with a whole new look and feel.
The new Guideposts.org offers daily inspirational stories, blogs, photos and videos as well as a library of free eBooks. Additionally, the website has expanded its newsletter offerings and daily content based on the needs and interests of Guideposts readers.
“For more than sixty years, millions have come to Guideposts for inspiration. The redesigned Guideposts.org builds on that legacy by providing users with access to more free inspirational content as a way to introduce the expanding suite of Guideposts products.” said Philip Charles-Pierre, VP, Digital Media, Guideposts. “By providing users this unprecedented access, we hope to attract new users to Guideposts, and to become their new source of inspiration, hope, and encouragement regardless of lifestage or need.”
A new and improved Guideposts.org follows and builds on a string of notable accolades with improved navigation providing users better access to our content and brands including: Guideposts and Angels on Earth magazines, Daily Guideposts, the Guideposts Foundation, OurPrayer, and Guideposts Books.
In April 2010, Guideposts was named a finalist in the Best Site Redesign category in the min’s Best of the Web Awards. Last October 2009, Guideposts was recognized as the Best Faith-Based website by the Web Marketing Association. Also in the same month, Mequoda named Guideposts as the fastest growing publisher website, given its 850 percent growth from July 2008 to July 2009.
About Guideposts FREE eBooks
The library of newly created eBooks provides visitors with inspiring material on popular topics:
A Prayer for Every Need
Angel Sightings: 7 Inspirational Stores About Heavenly Angels and Everyday Angels on Earth
Daily Devotionals: 7 Days of Bible Devotions to Strengthen Your Faith
Inspirational Quotes About Life, Love, Faith and Hope
Mysterious Ways: 9 Inspiring Stories That Show Evidence of God's Love and God's Grace
Paths to Happiness: 7 Real Life Stories of Personal Growth, Self Improvement and Positive Change
Positive Thinking 2010: Rediscover the Power of Positive Thinking with Norman Vincent Peale
The Power of Hope: 7 Inspirational Stories of People Rediscovering Faith, Hope and Love
True Inspirational Stories: 9 Real Life Stories of Hope and Faith
About Guideposts
Guideposts is a non-profit organization that touches millions of lives every day through products and services that inspire, encourage, and uplift. Its flagship title, Guideposts, has a paid circulation of 2 million. Its website Guideposts.org now offers consumers greater control in choosing content appropriate to their stage in life and key interests. Ideals Publications, based in Nashville, Tennessee, is the retail book sales and distribution outlet of Guideposts; including Guideposts Books, Candy Cane Press, Williamson Books, and Ideals. In total, Guideposts has annual direct to consumer and retail book sales of over 5.7 million copies. Through magazines, books, a prayer network and outreach programs, Guideposts helps people connect their faith-filled values to their daily lives. For more information on Guideposts, please visit www.Guideposts.org and follow Guideposts on Twitter: twitter.com/Guideposts_org, and on Facebook: facebook.com/Guideposts.
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