Keep your workflow. Serve all members.
Your Publications Work in Print. Make Them Work Everywhere.
Sound Familiar?
Your team produces quarterly magazines, annual reports, benefit guides, conference programs, and legislative updates. Different publications, different member needs, different constraints.
Some start as print — Need PDF → HTML conversion for mobile members and SEO.
Some need quick turnaround — Breaking advocacy updates that can't wait for quarterly print.
Some are legacy archives — Years of flipbooks on Issuu with established URLs you can't break.
What doesn't work:
Piecing together separate tools for each type. Or staying limited—everything as PDFs (no mobile), everything as flipbooks (limited SEO), or manual conversion (30-40 hours each, doesn't scale).
How Publi Handles This
WORKS TOGETHER
Most associations combine:
- Quarterly magazine → Convert
- Advocacy updates → Create
- 10 years archives → Preserve
CONVERT PDFs to HTML
Your InDesign workflow stays the same. Export PDF, get mobile-responsive HTML in 5 minutes. Quarterly magazine becomes dozens of repurposable member communications.
- Mobile-responsive (70% of members read on phones)
- SEO-friendly (Google indexes member resources)
- Accessible (WCAG 2.1 AA compliant)
- Individual article URLs for sharing
CREATE Digital-First
Magazine-style CMS for time-sensitive content. Advocacy updates, breaking news, member spotlights—publish between print cycles without waiting.
- Visual editor (no code needed)
- Professional magazine templates
- Issue-based publishing (not blog posts)
- Rich media support
PRESERVE Archives
Host your legacy flipbooks from Issuu/FlippingBook. Same URLs, reliable hosting. Convert to HTML when ready—or leave as flipbooks. No forced timeline.
- Reliable hosting
- URL preservation
- Migration support
- Optional conversion to HTML
Real Association Scenarios
How Different Associations Use Publi
National Trade Association
Quarterly magazine + advocacy updates
- Quarterly magazine (PDF conversion)
- Legislative updates (CMS)
- Annual report (PDF)
- Archive hosting (10 years)
Using all 3 products
State Professional Association
Digital-first with print option
- Monthly digital magazine (CMS)
- Conference program (PDF)
- Member benefit guides (CMS)
Majority digital publishing
Member-Funded Foundation
Converting print legacy to digital
- Quarterly journal (PDF conversion)
- Research reports (PDF)
- Legacy archives from Issuu
Print-to-digital transition
Who This Is For
✓Publish member magazines or reports
✓Quarterly or monthly publishing cycle
✓Members read on mobile devices
✓Need content for advocacy and SEO
✓Have years of archived content
✓Board wants to 'go digital' without abandoning print
✗Only publish 1-2 simple documents per year
✗Have dedicated dev team for custom solutions
✗Current solution meets all member needs
✗No mobile readership
Get Started
Choose Your Entry Point
Test PDF Conversion Quality
Upload your most recent member magazine or annual report. See the quality in 5 minutes.
Upload free test (10 pages)Explore Digital Publishing
See the magazine CMS. Try creating time-sensitive advocacy content.
Start 14-day trialDiscuss Your Situation
Platform migration? Board decision? Legacy content? Let's talk about what fits your association.
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Discover answers in FAQ's
No. Start with one publication. Or try different approaches for different content types. Many associations keep print magazines, convert quarterly to HTML, and create quick digital updates between issues.
We can host new content while your contract runs out. When you're ready, we'll help migrate archives with URLs intact.
Yes. We provide clean HTML that works with any CMS (WordPress, Drupal, custom) or can host for you.
95%+ on association magazines and reports. Upload a test (10 pages free) to see quality on your actual content.
They keep getting print. This adds digital options for mobile readers, doesn't replace anything that's working.
Yes. Free 10-page test for conversion quality. 14-day trial for digital publishing. Talk to members, show the board, then decide.