Adapting user needs to your audience: what are other publishers doing?
Ringier, Berlingske, Vox... How have media organizations adapted the User Needs Model to their content and audience?
Decisions
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North Stars for publishers and the example of Financial Times
Deep dive into the development of Financial Times' North Star metric and latest Metrics That Matter framework
60% increase in active users: the value of push notifications
Push notifications and other app messaging can be a powerful tool for building habits - this report reveals how.
The four dimensions of personalization
This article is from Tom Burrell’s, Retention Blueprint Newsletter. Transform your retention impact in just five minutes per…
Tech Stack Study 2024 : a look behind-the-scenes at the tools used by French Media
An analysis of the latest Tech Stack Study, providing publishers with a benchmark of the range of tools used by the French media.
Easy-to-cancel regulations are an opportunity rather than a threat
"Brands focused on long-term growth prioritize trust over short-term barriers" - how you can use easy cancellation as an opportunity.
Open source, proprietary CMS or build your own? The choice is simple
Cost is obviously an important factor, but beyond price, there are many other variables to consider. Jorge Mediavilla helps you evaluate the options.
Defining subscription pricing at Le Monde
Finding the right price for a subscription product requires a two-pronged approach: understanding the criteria that make it…
Planning Your Subscriptions for 2025
Are you currently planning your subscriptions for 2025 – or have you already completed this process? Do you…
The concept of peak subscriptions is not a problem with readers
The topic of subscription ceilings, or peak subscriptions, has come up a lot in conversation recently, but after…