WESTON, Florida, April 27, 2016 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — SALUD al día magazine is in the process of redesigning its website in order to offer more and better services to its readers, advertisers and columnists.
Among the new services there will be available banks of articles and videos, organized by author and subject. Initially these services will be offered for free to selected customers and columnists, and then more content will be added.
SALUD al día magazine scope and coverage will be greatly increased due to the publication of press releases statewide in Florida by the Hispanic Digital Network.
The new website will offer content in both versions, Spanish and English, and should be up and running on May 15th with information of the most current magazine issue. Then we will be adding more content from previous magazine’s editions with articles properly indexed by author and by topic. Videos and additional items will be gradually added to update and improve the whole content of the page.
The redesign of the website will allow an interactive service, receiving feedback and comments from readers and maintaining a two-way communication with our customers and associates, among other services that will be added soon.
We invite all professional healthcare provider and health organizations, private and public, as well as marketing and advertising agencies, to keep an eye on changes to be made in www.saludaldiamagazine.com about the new benefits and services soon to be ready.
About SALUD al día magazine: SALUD al día magazine is a fully SPANISH life style health magazine that offers hard-hitting, current and authoritative medical news with individual perspectives for our Hispanic readership. Written by medical doctors and health professionals, the articles cover the latest trends in new treatments, prevention, nutrition, fitness, plus departments directed to women`s health, men`s health, children, teen and the aging.
We are the Hispanic printed media channel of diffusion for excellence for private and public health organizations, such as hospitals, doctors, foundations, laboratories, insurance and other professionals responsible for the health and wellbeing.
