Interactive eBooks · 8 min
How to Turn a PDF Into an Interactive eBook
A practical, step-by-step process for turning a PDF report, guide or white paper into an interactive eBook: structure, interactions, design, build and launch.
- Studio Vektor
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Insights
Guides to interactive publishing and digital experiences
Practical answers to the questions we hear most: how to turn a PDF into something people read, what it costs, which features matter and how to plan a customer portal. Each guide links to live examples you can try.
Interactive eBooks · 6 min
Interactive eBook vs. PDF: What’s the Difference?
Interactive eBook vs. PDF compared: phones, navigation, interactivity, accessibility, analytics, search and cost, plus when a PDF is still the right choice.
Pricing · 7 min
How Much Does Interactive eBook Development Cost?
What drives the cost of an interactive eBook: length, interactions, content readiness, narration and integrations, with Studio Vektor’s published prices from $635.
White papers · 7 min
How to Create an Interactive White Paper
How to plan, structure and build an interactive white paper that decision-makers actually read: the argument, the evidence, the interactions and the call to action.
Digital publishing · 8 min
Seven Features That Make Digital Publications More Engaging
Seven features that make digital publications more engaging, from reading tracks and narration to calculators and progress, with when to use each and live examples.
Sales enablement · 7 min
How Interactive Sales Playbooks Help Sales Teams
What an interactive sales playbook is, how it beats a slide deck or PDF, which features reps actually use, and live examples of interactive playbooks.
Interactive reports · 8 min
Interactive Reports: Examples, Features and Benefits
What interactive reports are, five live examples of research reports rebuilt as interactive editions, the features they use and the benefits for publishers.
Customer portals · 9 min
How to Build a Customer Portal for Your Business
A step-by-step guide to building a customer portal: deciding what goes in it, build vs. buy, roles and permissions, data connections, security, prototyping and cost.