International Business Magazine Ranked Number Three On United Kingdom iTunes Newsstand

Visionocity Magazine, which is based in Houston, Texas, has recently been ranked number three on the iTunes newsstand in the United Kingdom, and also ranked 10th on the Canadian iTunes newsstand.  The publication is also listed on the iTunes What's Hot in Business & Investing list and is ranked at number 22 among over 1300 magazines.

The publisher cites digital media as one reason for the magazine's popularity. It’s no secrets that many consumers today prefer digital media as opposed to print media, mainly because it is more convenient. Visioncity Magazine is available for download, which allows readers to immediately check out new editions on their devices, a convenience that some magazines do not offer.

Visionocity's most current issue has been downloaded by countries around the world including Australia, the Philippines, Slovakia, Trinidad, Portugal, Uganda, Hungary, China and UAE. To date, the magazine has been downloaded in over 37 countries just this year.  The magazine appeals to people who are interested in reading about ‘everyday’ successful entrepreneurs. It also offers insights into how those business owners reached success and what the average business owner can do to be as successful, too.

Lucy Hoger, spokesperson and publisher for Visionocity Magazine, stated, "We are thrilled with the direction that our publication has taken. Anyone who would like to connect with us is welcome to join us on Facebook, or follow us on Instagram for daily motivational encouragement."

The magazine is designed for entrepreneurs offering marketing tips, and advice, and strategies on how to grow their customer bases. New editions are published regularly and are available for Apple device owners to download directly from the Apple store.

Past editions of the magazines have featured international business experts in strategy, technology, marketing, sales, and leadership. Through video, podcasts, and articles, the magazine gives readers suggestions and tips from experts that are geared toward helping business owners expand their companies outlook and learning new ways of handling challenges that my avoid a costly stumble.

The magazine, though available in the app store, can be downloaded by consumers who don't have an iPhone or iPad as well. Lucy Hoger encourages everyone to participate, "We welcome all new subscribers, of course, not just those with Apple devices. If you're interested in learning more about what it is  we have to offer, download your free copy here."