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Newspapers raise their IQ with strategic newsletters
Dec 1, 2020
Newsletters are a newspaper’s best friend. They can be reliable, flexible, supportive, interesting and, depending on the situation, an uplifting personality to hang around.
Growing revenue in times of crisis: donations, memberships & subscriptions
Nov 16, 2020
On November 17th, PressPatron is hosting a webinar to share success stories from independent publishers who have achieved high levels of reader support during 2020.
Maximizing long-term audience revenue
Nov 16, 2020
Digital subscriber acquisition gets a lot of attention, but the equally important and more difficult task facing publishers is transitioning a legacy print audience to new digital platforms while retaining ...
Monetize your digital audience
Oct 20, 2020
Publishers around the world have been aggressively pursuing digital subscriptions over the past several years as shifting consumer preferences, a secular decline in print demand, and challenges to print ...
Kid Scoop supports community program that raised graduation rates
Oct 1, 2020
The high school graduation rate of 70% in 2010 wasn’t good enough for school and community leaders including the Casper Star-Tribune in Casper, Wyoming. They got serious and created “We Read,” ...
Relevance Project releases 'Revenue Resource 2020'
Sep 21, 2020
The Newspaper Association Managers' Relevance Project today released the extensive Revenue Resource 2020 to assist newspapers in aiding businesses of all sorts during the problematic pandemic.
Fight fear and negativity with positive points — and, oh yes, facts
Jul 29, 2020
When it comes to local news and advertising, we're the best, most trusted medium. And we've proven our worth for many, many years.
Sustainability act aims to keep journalism alive
Jul 29, 2020
“Local Journalism is a bedrock pillar of communities across the United States," Kirkpatrick said at the introduction of the bill. "Unfortunately, journalistic endeavors throughout the country ...
