Publisher growth tactics for election season | WEBINAR
Want to understand your readers? A customer data platform (CDP) collects customer data from multiple points (including your website, apps, CRM, and other third-party tools). It puts it together to give you a unified view of your entire customer journey. You’ll know what your readers like, what they click on, and how they act. With […]
Media monitoring is a vital part of any digital publisher’s path to success. It is necessary to hear stories as they happen, track the competition and remain alert to any oncoming crises — and the best media monitoring software and news monitoring tools automate all of this.
You’ve poured your heart into writing a book, not just to see it gather dust in the shadows of a crowded market. You are here to connect with readers, make profits, and leave a mark.Self-publishing is the key to making that happen, but with the number of self-published books increasing by 264% in the last […]
As a publisher, your content is your currency. Now is the time to maximize your content’s earning potential. With the affiliate marketing industry projected to hit $36.9 billion by 2030, you should strategize to cash in on it.
Audience attention spans have fallen for decades as competition for mindshare has skyrocketed. With the average focused attention span dropping from 2.5 minutes around 20 years ago to 45 seconds by, digital publishers need help to make a lasting and personal connection with their audiences.
Content management systems (CMSs) are an essential component of the publishing industry, pulling together and centralizing key aspects of the editorial process. But with so many options on the market, picking the best CMS for a news website can be daunting.
Digital magazine apps can transform static pages into interactive and engaging formats, significantly improving the reading experience on smartphones and tablets. Mobile device use now dominates how people access the internet, with 91% of those aged 16-64 relying on a mobile device compared with less than 60% who use a personal laptop or desktop. At […]
Digital publishers looking to maximize their revenue should consider folding native advertising into their monetization model.
With readers increasingly switching to consuming content online, publishers need to constantly evaluate whether their digital publishing platforms are helping them stay competitive. With more than 64% of the world’s population consuming digital content in some form, the strategic importance of digital publishing is undeniable. Publishers are, however, facing increased competition for that audience.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has already fundamentally impacted several industries, with content creation being no different. From AI-generated content (such as images and blogs) to checking grammatical correctness, these content creation tools have improved the efficiency and effectiveness of the editorial pipeline.
Artificial intelligence (AI) transcription tools offer many industries, including digital publishing, the means to quickly and accurately convert audio and video files into text.
While search engine optimization’s (SEO) importance to digital publishing is clear, knowing which tools help on this front is often less obvious.
Headless content management systems (CMS) have gained popularity in recent years as publishers and brands seek greater operational flexibility.
Using artificial intelligence (AI) to create content has polarized the publishing industry, with some worrying AI tools might replace humans while others arguing they’re key to boosting productivity.
The subscription economy has boomed over the last decade. On average, US consumers spent $219 per month on subscriptions in 2022, two and a half times higher than their estimates.
Digital publishers face the ongoing challenge of connecting with a continuously inattentive digital audience, making it increasingly important to find ways to cut through the noise.
2nd Annual
Monetization Week
The Convergence of Innovation and Strategy: Publisher Monetization in 2025.
A 5-day online event exploring the future of publisher revenue models.
May 19 – 23, 2025
Online Event
