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    BrandTimes Magazine debuts to redefine publishing in Nigeria

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    After seven years of robust online publishing; Brand Times, a leading brand, marketing, business, and tech news platform, has launched its magazine ‘Brand Times Magazine’ to revolutionize magazine publishing in Nigeria and across the world.

    7Skies Communications, publishers of the All Gloss magazine, in a statement, disclosed that the magazine was conceptualised to give readers rich and insightful content that is at the same time entertaining and educating and different from what already exists in the market. The magazine comes in hardcopy and e-copy which is accessible to any reader in the world via https://www.brandtimes.com.ng/bt-magazine/

    It added that it is set to redefine the industry and contribute to its growth. According to research and market reports, the publishing industry is poised to grow by $3549.6 million from 2023-2027.

    The Editor-in-Chief of Brand Times, Azeez Disu said the publication is set to bring back readers to reading magazines again whether online or offline with its rich, insightful, engaging content and world-class layout.

    “Brand Times has been an online news platform for about seven years delivering excellent reportage of industry stories. We are also ranked as a leading platform for brands, business, marketing, and tech news in the country. There is no better time than now to dive into the world of the magazine as an extra offering to give our readers rich and insightful content that is world-class, different from what exists but truly insightful and entertaining, and something we can all call proudly made in Nigeria exported to the world.”

    He added “It is a new chapter in our history and our maiden edition beamed the spotlight on the fintech industry as our cover story. The industry has transformed the world of business and drawn a lot of investment to the country and Africa.”

    The maiden edition also beamed its spotlight on the manufacturing sector in the country, the beverage industry in Africa, the mobility and technology industry, women behind brands, industry news stories, sustainability, entertainment, sports marketing, and others which will excite readers.

     

     

     

     

     

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