Inspirations The Washington Post’s attention to detail: 12 things you can learn from their strategy Nearly 150 years after it first launched as a news publication, The Washington Post is one of the…
Decisions The loyalty flywheel: increasing customer loyalty and ARPU with a new sales perspective (and not only for publishers) Increase ARPU and customer loyalty by expanding your product range
Decisions Bridge roles in practice: the models, strategies and structures for success Our first panel session of The Audiencers' Festival didn't disappoint! Here's our key takeaways on bridge roles
Operations Lock-in effects: How to make your subscription irreplaceable 9 types of lock-in effects with real world examples to better retain your subscribers
Decisions How publishers can grow with the youth: takeaways from the Valuable Young Audiences report What other brands are doing to attract young audiences, and how the publishing industry can achieve the same
Inspirations The Audiencers’ Festival in Paris according to Marion: the ‘best ofs’ from our event With 222 digital publishing professionals joining us for the day, and too many takeaways to fit into a single article, our very first festival in Paris didn't disappoint
Inspirations 100k downloads later — 8 things I learnt from launching FT Edit Here are my human-first learnings of launching FT Edit, the Financial Times' app offering 8 in-depth articles a day.
Decisions The 5 Rs of digital transformation: how Ringier is shaping the long-term success of its media titles Relevance, Reputation, Reach, Revenue and Resilience - the KPIs that are leading Ringier titles to a sustainable digital future
Inspirations Publishers: how to maximize reader engagement on mobile apps From customization and live feeds to onboarding and saving content for later, here are 6 publisher engagement techniques for apps
Decisions 3 clicks to cancel: the new legislations that are forcing publishers to rethink their subscriber unsubscription journey French regulators have recently announced a new click-to-cancel law - what does this mean for publishers?