Whilst the company celebrates the completion of its 10th year of operation, iSUBSCRiBE has also launched its first corporate website, isubscribe.net (also found via master URL, isubscribe.com).
Commencing in the year 2000, iSUBSCRiBE claims to be one of the few transacting website survivors of its generation, having launched in Australia in the middle of the dot com crash.
Ten years on, the company now has operations in both the Southern and Northern hemispheres with transactional sites operating in the United Kingdom (isubscribe.co.uk), Australia (isubscribe.com.au) and New Zealand (isubscribe.co.nz).
The company is currently embarking on a complementary digital offering to that of its print service and, as an example of this, it is the first business outside of the United Kingdom’s News International to offer The Times and The Sunday Times digital gift subscription package for sale online.
With the ability to develop, manage and sell all forms of device agnostic digital offerings – from iPad apps to digital editions and paywall site access – iSUBSCRiBE says it’s well placed to help provide publishers with a complementary mix of subscription sales opportunities – print, digital and combinations.
Founder and CEO of iSUBSCRiBE, Andrew Burge, said: “We’re thrilled with our 10 year milestone. It’s the right time to launch our new corporate site. We now have the capability to take on the digital revolution and it’s time we announced to the market that there are alternatives out there.
“I’d like to think that iSUBSCRiBE is realistic about the “now” but with a view to the combined digital and print opportunities of the future. There’s certainly no rush to be everything to everyone but we’re geared up to offer it all,” Burge added.
iSUBSCRiBE will make further announcements in mid 2011 in relation to an iSUBSCRiBE subscription desktop application which will complement the group’s existing webshop offering.
