At its core, It is a magazine-style feed reader where the users discover new content based on their interests. The only thing you have to do to get noticed and get the word out there is just to add content to Flipboard with two simple clicks.įlipboard is a news aggregation platform that launched all the way back in 2010. It can introduce your brand and your content to an audience of 100+ million. Using Flipboard as a marketing channel is one of the easiest ways to drive thousands of page views to your site. If you’re not already using this platform, now is the time to learn more about it and how it can help your business. If so, you might want to start checking out Flipboard.įlipboard is a great way to acquire tonnes of traffic for your content to your business website or blog. This application is named one of the most important apps of all time by CNET and only takes five to ten minutes of management per day to get the results you want. So what if we would tell you there is an incredible way to drive thousands of visitors, a way that contributes more than other social media platforms combined, and best of all, it is free? Otherwise, your time spent creating them has been all for nothing. This is even truer if you’re just starting your business, so you must actively find ways to drive traffic to those pieces of content. The only way to be able to get those results, though, is by promoting your content after you hit that publish button. Think of any other text you've seen on the Ionic/Versa, its never longer than a few lines.As content marketers ourselves, we know how much time and effort can sometimes go into creating the right piece of content.Īnd, of course, finding the right medium to publish it to get the needed results to help grow our business. So your/my frustration shouldn't be at Flipboard (imo), because it is likely they didn't want to build their app this way, its due to how the FitbitOS reads/displays text. I don't know why Fitbit software is doing it this way, but that is the limitation. So those cards can only show a few lines of text. The way text is shown on the Ionic/Versa, its considered "cards".
But when we made the app for the Ionic/Versa, we ran in to some technical limitations in the Ionic and more specifically the FitbitOS. The advice generates nutritional advice text. Our app is a diet advice app built for iOS/Android. and some of the stuff we learned from building our app likely explains some of the reasons behind why the Flipboard (and other news apps like Fitbit's own) are not as we'd expect them to be. I work with the team that built the Asken Diet app on the app gallery for Ionic/Versa. But I thought id share some of my experience.
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