PDF – The Clark Kent of Marketing (INFOGRAPHIC)

New infographic from digital publishing software start-up Uberflip shows why PDFs are an archaic marketing format.

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Quote startEffective content marketing should incorporate features such as video, social media, and mobile-friendly design and deliveryQuote end

Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) November 13, 2012

Uberflip has released an infographic about the growth of the PDF as a document format, and its subsequent limitation for marketers in today’s digital world. The visual illustrates how Google has indexed more than 1.3 billion PDFs in 2012 - almost six times more than in 2011. It also proves how despite these numbers, PDFs don't offer the social integration, cross-platform compatibility, and tracking that marketers require.

“Effective content marketing should incorporate features such as video, social media, and mobile-friendly design and delivery,” says Neil Bhapkar, Director of Marketing at Uberflip. “These elements, along with the comprehensive analytics that marketers today expect, clearly indicate that PDFs are not an adequate content format.”

The infographic points out several limitations with PDFs, such as:

-Video enhancements - consumer internet video traffic is projected to grow from 16.8K petabytes per month in 2012 to 45.2K in 2016.

-Social media integration - social networks now reach 82% of the world’s Internet population.

-Mobile distribution - mobile data traffic is expected to increase from 1.3 exabytes per month in 2012 to 10.8 in 2016.

Infographic link: http://www.uberflip.com/blog/infographic-limitations-pdfs-marketers

About Uberflip
Uberflip makes it easy to enhance, share, and track PDF content on tablets and other devices. Within minutes, documents are converted into page turn experiences where leveraging links, video and social media integration is just the beginning. Uberflip's solutions help companies save costs and make money through new marketing channels. To see Uberflip first-hand, visit their monthly newsletter Going Digital.


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