Introduction Section: The business problem we solve

Businesses today, from Tourism & Hospitality to Financial Management to Entertainment & Media face a similar challenge: How to communicate with customers, stakeholders, and the public in a way that engages, informs and promotes positive conversations around brands and content.

Through its award-winning, innovative mobile content solutions and cloud-based services, PadWorx can help you take your message to the right audience, build a community around it, and track and measure the results throughout.

History Section: Awards and name-dropping

Founded in 2010 by mobile visionary and writer Jeffrey Alan Schechter and veteran programmer and code magician, Tod Baudais, PadWorx has produced over a dozen critically-acclaimed Interactive eBooks for itself and a slate of prestigious clients; including Universal/NBC, Quirk Books and Tourism Australia.

PadWorx won the Publishing Innovation Award for its interactive eBook Dracula: The Bram Stoker Edition, as well, has received Apple’s ‘App of the Week’ designation on four separate occasions.

Under the direction of CEO Daniel Brody, PadWorx has positioned itself as a leader in mobile content, bringing innovative solutions to publishing interactive content and building audiences.

Mobile Digital Value-Add Section: Why tablets and smartphones are your best ‘messaging’ platform 

No matter your message, audiences today expect media-rich content that can be consumed anywhere, anytime and regardless of platform. Engaging content is interactive, current and connected to social media. Mobile digital media empowers the audience wherever they are and makes them part of the conversation.

Mobile digital content offers you possibilities that are simply impossible with print or other visual media. Digital content can be changed quickly and pushed out in real time. It can adjust automatically for location and time, be integrated with social media and ecommerce, and provide high-level business intelligence. Given the fact that the number of smart mobile devices will overtake the number of desktop computers by 2016, digital content offers the most pervasive way to market a product, tell a story or deliver a message.