Yoga Digest has announced the arrival of their print publication coming in November 2014. Since the online community launched in early June, YogaDigest.com has quickly become one of the leading Yoga & Wellness resources on the Internet.
“It’s exciting to see the initial enthusiasm around Yoga Digest so early in the game,” says Co-Founder Jenn Bodnar. “People want to get involved, contribute and support this healthy lifestyle community. We are excited to already be partnering with respected yoga and wellness experts like Chris Freytag and Kathryn Budig. We also have sponsorship with ‘Yoga Rocks the Park,’ a yoga festival that takes place in over 20 cities.”
Bodnar says the problem we have is that many people think a yoga lifestyle is not accessible to them. Yoga Digest hopes to change that perspective by taking a conventional approach to new concepts with articles geared to all populations.
“We want to capture the hearts of deep yoga practitioners, but also welcome and inspire new people to live this way by offering brief, summarized and specific content everyone can connect with,” Bodnar adds. One thing that separates Yoga Digest is its overall awareness to health rather than Yoga alone.
“When it comes to everyday health, our generation is being handicapped by ideology, common knowledge and convenience,” says Co-Founder Cody Groth. “We believe education is the difference and envision Yoga Digest as the go-to resource that is approachable to everyone, regardless of current lifestyle.”
Yoga Digest is already taking steps to becoming an industry leader. They have partnered with Blue Fountain Media, a prominent digital marketing company to handle their website optimization to assure maximum exposure on search engine rankings in the coming months and years ahead.
Yoga Digest will use Quad Graphics, an environmentally conscious printing company to print their magazine. They will be hiring website contributors as writers for the print publication and are currently accepting content from anyone interested in contributing to their website community. Yoga Digest Magazine content will be original and unique, not articles from their website.
