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Publishing Trends Report 2023: “Declining traffic a major issue”

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Publishing Trends Report 2023: “Declining traffic a major issue”

by Jez Walters access_time6 days ago

In the newly released 2023 Publishing Trends Report, an annual survey by Echobox, nearly half of publishers said declining traffic is the key challenge, with increasing traffic as the associated top commercial priority. Echobox, the publisher automation specialist, has released its keenly awaited Publishing Trends Report 2023 which highlights a number of key challenges facing publishers from more than 20 countries around the globe. Key findings from this year’s report: Increasing traffic remains a top priority for publishers surveyed (63%). Declining traffic (47%) is the major challenge. 53% of publishers will prioritize finding new audiences this year. Loss of revenue…

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How local media organisations can get started with AI

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How local media organisations can get started with AI

by Peter Houston access_time2 weeks ago

Deciding where to start, both with identifying use cases for AI in publishing and actual implementation, can feel overwhelming. From securing data sources to getting colleagues on board, here is some advice from those who have already taken the leap, in this extract from our Practical AI for Local Media report. ‘Just do it’ With apologies to a certain well known sports equipment manufacturer, the best way to get started with practical AI is to ‘just do it’. Start with a smaller project, convince your newsroom that it will bring them and the publication real benefits, and get going. But before you…

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“More adults use it than Twitter, Snapchat, TikTok or Reddit”: How LinkedIn is increasingly driving content discovery for publishers

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“A surprising level of confidence”: AOP report on publishers’ priorities for 2023

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    A comprehensive guide to the eCommerce opportunities available for publishers

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    The key moments that have changed the media landscape during a transformative year

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    Dan Weinstein, Co-CEO & Co-Founder of Underscore Talent, outlines how becoming a creator takes persistence and dedication, but once a loyal audience is built up, power swings away from the platforms back to its natural home – the creator. Within the creator economy, the question arises: which entity holds the true power, creators or social media …

  • Inside the judging room: What can we learn about the future of digital publishing?

    A peek inside the AOP Digital Publishing Awards judging room shows that publishers are becoming faster, smarter, and more creative in their strategies – and that quality journalism is alive and well in the UK. The AOP Digital Publishing Award entries never fail to showcase how many strides the sector has taken. Even in twelve …

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