
One-third of reader churn could be saved with payment retries
Research requested by INMA on 13 million news media subscribers worldwide shows news publishers could save thousands of subscribers by optimising payment retries.
22 July 2020
Read More“INMA Knows” is a content surfacing project designed to personally curate all association resources on a single subject of high interest to INMA members
We all know it's more expensive to get a new reader than to hold onto an existing one — 25% more expensive to be exact, according to INMA's Researcher-in-Residence Grzegorz Piechota. From best practices in onboarding and newsletters to research on removing payment friction and how best to get the newsroom involved, INMA has a deep trove of case studies, research, and opinions on how to keep readers as subscribers. Habits are hard to break, which is why news media companies need to help their readers create them.
— Dawn McMullan, INMA
Research requested by INMA on 13 million news media subscribers worldwide shows news publishers could save thousands of subscribers by optimising payment retries.
22 July 2020
Read MoreA study by The Wall Street Journal showed habits made in the first 100 days of a digital subscription predict whether a new reader will drop the subscription.
30 June 2020
Read MoreDie Zeit’s membership programme, Freunde der Zeit, offers subscribers a host of exclusive benefits such as live events and digital offerings. The programme heavily involves the newsroom and is changing the editorial staff’s relationship with readers.
26 July 2020
Read MoreThe Telegraph’s solution to a content strategy plan that would most influence reader subscription, engagement, and retention was to develop its own metrics model. Here’s how “Project Habit” came about and what it’s taught the newsroom.
10 August 2020
Read MoreINMA Researcher-in-Residence shares two models from the data of two news media companies, showing how loyalty scores, last visit recency, and social shares factor into reader churn.
05 July 2020
Read MoreThe Times and The Sunday Times used JAMES, a digital butler driven by Artificial Intelligence, to determine what stories readers were looking for.
11 June 2020
Read MoreThe original email series offered minimal touchpoints, including monthly newsletters and occasional alerts before getting price increase notifications. The new engagement program, which begins after the welcome series, includes 17 unique emails that will rotate throughout the customer's lifecycle, highlighting ...
01 March 2020
Read MoreFocusing on what your audience needs and wants can help media companies increase retention and reduce churn. Are you listening?
30 August 2020
Read MoreKnowing whether a reader is a high or low churn risk or has high or low price elasticity will help news media companies determine how to price and present products to them.
08 June 2020
Read MoreA Webinar for INMA members looked at how news publishers can calculate and maximise the lifetime value of their digital subscribers — an especially relevant topic as the industry works through the COVID-19 crisis.
18 March 2020
Read MoreAn INMA Readers-First Meet-up took a look at the current traffic and subscriptions bump from COVID-19, as well as tactics publishers can look at to capitalise on that. One publisher, The Seattle Times, shared lessons learned from one of the early COVID-19 hotspots in the United States.
16 April 2020
Read MoreNikkei launched its digital edition 10 years ago but faced challenges making readers aware of new products. The news media company changed all that with a short survey.
03 May 2020
Read MoreSvenska Dagbladet recently released a podcast — starting with two free episodes and followed by a few paid ones — that was its most successful product ever. Here are some thoughts from its editor-in-chief and CEO on how it plans to keep that subscription momentum going.
08 March 2023
Read MoreWith V+, Russmedia created one subscription that unites the contents of Vorarlberg’s three largest news offices.
19 February 2023
Read MoreDuring Wednesday’s Webinar, Paul Roberts, head of payments and billing for Aptitude Software, joined Erica Katsambis, vice president/sales, partnerships and solutions at Minna Technologies, to offer INMA members tips for reducing churn during these times of economic uncertainty.
25 January 2023
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25 January 2023
Read MoreNews media companies are shifting their focus during the stressful economic times of 2023 toward value for subscribers and away from market share. Here are three ways they can do that.
23 January 2023
Read MoreNews media companies are shifting their focus during the stressful economic times of 2023 toward value for subscribers and away from market share. Here are three ways they can do that. Also, getting ChatGPT to study the Financial Times.
18 January 2023
Read MoreProfessor Przemyslaw Jeziorski of the University of California/Berkeley shares his thoughts on how data — with human help — can be helpful with reader retention.
08 January 2023
Read MoreThe Post and Courier collaborated with the Google News Initiative to explore the efficacy of paid newsletters as a viable growth strategy for the U.S.-based news company, which saw impressive engagement, especially with a sports newsletter.
08 January 2023
Read MoreProfessor Przemyslaw Jeziorski of the University of California/Berkeley shares his thoughts on how data — with human help — can be helpful with reader retention. Also, a few examples in prompting AI tools to create a marketing campaign using the subscription landing page of The New York Times.
04 January 2023
Read MoreThe Courier tested a personalised e-mail update for subscribers to increase overall engagement, which led to fully integrating the e-mail into onboarding campaigns as a subscriber benefit.
02 January 2023
Read MoreThe way people consume journalism has changed, but Funke Mediengruppe has found they are willing to subscribe for the right content. Adapting to changing needs and demands is critical for success moving forward.
19 December 2022
Read MoreDuring Wednesday's Webinar, INMA Product Initiative Lead Jodie Hopperton led a discussion about how product and newsrooms can work together to reach users in an increasingly digital environment.
14 December 2022
Read MoreAll Access is a seamless news solution that gives businesses access to Schibsted’s largest digital newspapers in Norway with just one login. Aftenposten, VG, E24, Bergens Tidende, and Stavanger Aftenblad are included in this product.
12 December 2022
Read MoreTwo years after COVID-19, the phenomenal subscription growth the news industry experienced has slowed across the board. During this week’s Webinar, Piano’s Alexander Kreybig shared strategies for engagement and conversion post-pandemic.
07 December 2022
Read MoreSchibsted found a way to provide relevant, up-to-date content for subscribers through API-powered content feeds and created a better overall journey for users.
27 November 2022
Read MoreCarriera decided to target a younger audience by creating content for multiple platforms, using podcasts and LinkedIn. This digital transformation has dramatically increased pageviews and subscriptions.
22 November 2022
Read MorePúblico’s Área de Leitor is a private area allowing a subscriber or a registrant to autonomously manage their relationship with Público’s newspaper.
23 October 2022
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18 October 2022
Read MoreKyuwon Lee, international associate at Solutions Journalism Network in Southeast Asia, shares his thoughts and strategies about solutions journalism and how it can help media companies overcome news avoidance.
17 October 2022
Read MoreKyuwon Lee, international associate at Solutions Journalism Network in Southeast Asia, shares his thoughts and strategies about solutions journalism and how it can help media companies overcome news avoidance.
17 October 2022
Read MoreThe video for the Mediahuis campaign used humour to drive home the importance of staying informed.
03 October 2022
Read MoreWith readers who have a fondness for the past, The Spokesman-Review had to create a bridge to get them to the digital future. This involved an e-edition, The Spokane Daily Chronicle, which launched in 2021.
21 September 2022
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14 September 2022
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13 September 2022
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13 September 2022
Read MoreDuring Wednesday’s members-only Webinar, Readers First Initiative Lead Greg Piechota shared new findings on subscriptions and engagement, then sat down with three INMA members to gain insights into what they expect from the future and how they are preparing for it.
24 August 2022
Read MoreZeit Online found a way to solve one of its biggest challenges: that engagement dropped after the first day of subscribing. Their four-step approach increased conversions in early subscription trials by 10%.
03 August 2022
Read MoreHT Digital has used innovative approaches, including utilising WhatsApp, to drive subscriptions and boost engagement in its Mint brand. In this week’s INMA members-only Webinar, executives explained its digital engagement strategies, including how it moves readers down the subscription funnel.
01 August 2022
Read MoreSubscribers acquired at a younger age represent a greater lifetime value for news media companies than older subscribers. Here’s how the WSJ has leveraged the student market to drive subscriptions.
27 July 2022
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14 July 2022
Read MoreDuring the recent INMA Digital Subscriber Retention Master Class, researchers and media leaders from Medill Research Center at Northwestern University, The Los Angeles Times, Corriere della Sera, and The Times of India shared how they are using data to better understand their customers and improve efforts to retain them.
07 July 2022
Read MoreLeaders from Arizent, Amedia, Público, Media24, and Ringier Axel Springer shared how they are addressing churn throughout the customer lifecycle during a recent INMA master class.
06 July 2022
Read MoreTo reduce churn, media publishers should look at their subscribers and determine which customers are at a higher or lower risk of churning.
23 June 2022
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14 June 2022
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07 June 2022
Read MoreDow Jones found that developing an experimentation mindset could change its outcomes, and that's reflected in subscription results.
06 June 2022
Read MoreMedia decision-makers should quantify monthly start volume based on paywall settings, price elasticity, and churn.
16 May 2022
Read MoreBild has performed extensive testing to see what works with its pricing. Its takeaway: Pricing structures can evolve and change.
08 May 2022
Read MoreNews media companies have much to learn from leaders in the video streaming space and can use some of the same ideas to grow their own subscriptions at scale. Michael Ribero, chief subscriptions officer at The Washington Post, explains how.
27 April 2022
Read MoreThe Hindu has led the way in digital innovation in India, and its recent experimentation with digital subscriptions has provided promise and insight for the future.
19 April 2022
Read MoreAfter enjoying massive growth of digital subscriptions in 2020 and 2021, Newsday began identifying retention drivers for 2022.
17 April 2022
Read MoreThe lifetime value North Star and optimisation framework help marketers make critical decisions based on maximising revenue opportunity.
12 April 2022
Read MoreOriginal research from INMA Readers First Initiative Lead Greg Piechota shows the world’s top news publishers have embraced trials to speed acquisition and improve retention of subscribers.
03 April 2022
Read MoreThe Athletic began in 2016 with the goal of filling a void in premium sports content, and it has scored big with fans. Recently, it pulled in live experiences as part of its content offering.
22 February 2022
Read MoreWhen protestors filled the streets in reaction to strict new abortion laws, Wyborcza saw an opportunity for action: Each time someone bought a new subscription, the money was donated to the All-Polish Women’s Strike.
18 January 2022
Read MoreAs print revenues declined, the Daily Sun started creating new products and expanding its platform offerings to reach subscribers.
28 December 2021
Read MoreE-mail and newsletter expert Dan Oshinsky shared 33 tactics for onboarding a new subscriber, to build habit and engagement in the first critical 100 days.
21 December 2021
Read MoreAcquisition marketing spend has retention effects on current print and digital subscribers, which should be included in the ROI calculations from marketing campaigns.
14 December 2021
Read MoreWhen Viafoura asked its clients what their No. 1 priority is for 2021 and 2022, the almost universal response is to turn their unknown audiences into known audiences. Viafoura COO Mark Zohar shared this and more in an INMA members-only Webinar about building first-party data.
13 October 2021
Read MoreBy identifying the audience segment upon arrival, defining the goal by segment for the next user interaction, and delivering the segmented user experience (UX) that guides the audience toward the goal, media organisations will navigate customers through a journey to maximum monetisation.
06 October 2021
Read MoreBeing customer-obsessed can help publishers develop the right content and product efforts — e-mails, newsletters, niche and local content — to support engagement. Leaders at The Wall Street Journal, Lee Enterprises, Ringier Group, and The Indian Express shared their strategies during the Digital Reader Engagement Master Class in September.
28 September 2021
Read MoreRebundling the physical newspaper for a digital world can be done, but it comes with its own set of challenges. Research from Twipe, as well as a look at Aftenposten frequency of visits and share of sessions, bring key audience insights.
21 September 2021
Read MoreHow do users interact with news media brands in mobile and apps? An INMA Product Initiative Meet-up delves into this topic, asking one big question: Is an app right for your news media company?
15 September 2021
Read MoreMedia companies tend to get caught up in sales jargon, but it is helpful — and perhaps ultimately more successful — to think of subscription management in terms of personal relationships.
13 September 2021
Read MoreAs part of the Facebook Latin America Reader Revenue Accelerator Programme, Prensa Libre adopted an experimental mindset as it launched its digital subscription platform and brought together a multi-disciplinary team.
12 September 2021
Read MoreWhen the Expressen team joined the Facebook Accelerator programme, it was already accustomed to following and trusting data for its big decisions. That trust led to the magic of its call-to-action button.
06 September 2021
Read MoreMedia companies must learn how to keep their new audience members interested and paying as the pandemic slowly settles. Here are three ways to do just that.
24 August 2021
Read MoreWorking with the Facebook Accelerator Programme, Somedia’s experimentation with push notifications led to 30% more users clicking, 50% more sessions, 25% of former active users re-engaged, and a four- to five-times lift in newsletter subscriptions.
23 August 2021
Read MoreMediaNews Group relied upon deliberate cross-company product prioritisation, collaboration, and execution to create its successful newsletter initiative.
22 August 2021
Read MoreIt is important to design the customer journey by creating a segmented approach to achieving a given goal, whether that is increased engagement, registration, conversion, or retention.
17 August 2021
Read MoreA key part of NZME’s strategy was to retain print subscribers by getting them to activate their digital subscriptions.
09 August 2021
Read MoreDiar has created a new model of collaboration between news companies — called coopetition — to leverage first-party data and boost revenue.
08 August 2021
Read MoreDuring the pandemic, demand for information was at an all-time high. Shaping product offerings for the B2B market became an important part of The New York Times’ subscription strategy.
02 August 2021
Read MoreNews publishers need to understand what their audience is reading and capture data across all aspects of their organisations.
13 July 2021
Read MoreInsider traditionally focused on new subscribers but found success with a campaign to attract churned readers.
28 June 2021
Read MoreThe My Town series is driven by a passion for connecting people through storytelling.
24 June 2021
Read MoreFour sections — politics and society, the world, culture and sport, and great life interviews with strong personalities — all make the new Sunday a can’t-miss piece of reading.
21 June 2021
Read MoreBy adjusting its strategy, Financial Times grew from a subscriber base of 250,000 to its current numbers, where 625,000 people have access to FT paid for by their organisation.
14 June 2021
Read MoreNews teams that drive content have the closest relationship with subscribers and the biggest impact on their day-to-day experience. Their partnership with product teams is crucial to reader revenue models.
07 June 2021
Read MoreBuilding habits and encouraging content consumption ultimately lead to higher retention rates. The four pillars of an effective retention strategy are: investing in strong foundations, forming subscriber habits, managing the reader lifestyle, and optimising acquisition for a higher lifetime value.
10 May 2021
Read MoreMcClatchy, News UK, South China Morning Post, and The Financial Times stepped up their work on better engaging and retaining subscribers during 2020. Here are their stories.
10 May 2021
Read MoreBuilding habit in readers before they become subscribers may prevent churn. Ruby Allen, digital retention manager at Gannett, takes a deep dive into current research on preventative retention and how news media companies should be approaching it.
09 May 2021
Read MoreDagens Nyheter, Mediahuis, and Nine share their subscriber acquisition strategies in light of the COVID bump of 2020.
09 May 2021
Read MoreINMA Researcher-in-Residence Greg Piechota shares what news media can learn from audience data about a subscriber’s “Retention Point.”
04 May 2021
Read MoreThe Wall Street Journal’s Read Yourself Better campaign encouraged readers to rise above the noise on social media to find trustworthy information.
22 March 2021
Read MoreNews media companies can use a simple and practical method for effectively analysing subscriber churn.
25 January 2021
Read MoreMedia companies can use online conversation tools to keep new digital subscribers engaged with their content.
19 January 2021
Read MoreSouth China Morning Post, together with 18 other media companies, the London School of Economics, and Google News Initiative, developed an AI loyalty playbook. Here is what the group learned about what churn and retention mean in the context of a media publisher employing best practices for user loyalty.
11 January 2021
Read MoreLifestyle coverage in The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age used to “fill gaps,” but now its attracting readers and encouraging them to stick around.
08 December 2020
Read MoreThe Spokesman-Review’s digital churn rate has dropped from 49.19% in 2018 to 32.62% in 2019 and is trending even lower for 2020. Here’s a look at the e-mail programme that helped with that and the testing that’s bringing in new subscribers.
07 October 2020
Read MorePatrick Appel of Piano Research shares key things publishers should think about when planning acquisition and retention strategies.
17 September 2020
Read MorePatrick Appel of Piano says publishers should not focus on acquisition at the expense of retention if they want to build a sustainable, long-term revenue strategy.
10 September 2020
Read MoreDeciding what resources to invest in moving anonymous users to known users depends on the lifetime value of a subscriber, the amount of digital advertising revenue at risk, and the incremental lift in subscriptions from knowing the reader relative to an unknown user.
31 August 2020
Read MoreFunke Media Group's analytical methodology allows the media company to find out what topics are of most interest to readers.
16 August 2020
Read MoreIf one-third of digital subscribers lost to news companies did not want to cancel, why are they? Here are the main reasons and five ways to stop passive cancellations from happening.
09 July 2020
Read MoreResearch shows product features — apps, premium newsletters, e-replicas of print editions, access to archives — are most frequently listed by news media companies as they market to potential digital subscribers.
06 July 2020
Read MoreRecent case study examples show extending promotional terms, increasing the amount of premium content, and reducing friction during the checkout process are a few ways media companies can break through and advance their digital subscription goals.
01 July 2020
Read MoreThe video streaming provider Netflix retains 65% of its subscribers after one year while news media companies have a median retention rate of 25%. INMA Researcher-in-Residence Grzegorz Piechota shares what publishers can learn about free trials and monthly payment plans from video streaming customer data.
01 July 2020
Read MoreResearch shows a subscriber’s experience during the first 100 days are key to forming a habit and retaining the subscription. INMA Researcher-in-Residence Grzegorz Piechota shares onboarding lessons from The Wall Street Journal, as well as video-streaming lessons from Netflix and what AI can teach us about churn behaviours.
29 June 2020
Read MoreNews publishers across the world are focused on loyalty, with some finding success with structured reward programmes for their readers. Two media companies share their best practices for reader loyalty programmes.
17 June 2020
Read MoreINMA Researcher-in-Residence Grzegorz Piechota shares analysis of 284 news sites showing cancellation rates are lower for monthly subscribers who signed up during the pandemic.
16 June 2020
Read MoreSubscribers who converted during the pandemic are churning less than usual, quite likely because of the engaging news cycle. Another change during the crisis is a creativity of loyalty club programmes.
15 June 2020
Read MoreFrom a close look at the onboarding process to proactively dealing with cancellations, there are many ways news media companies can work to retain those readers gained during the COVID bump.
07 May 2020
Read MoreResearcher-in-Residence Grzegorz Piechota shares best practices from non-news subscription companies and three ways to keep it fresh with new subscribers.
21 April 2020
Read MoreResearch shows news media companies in the United States will likely show better digital subscription numbers in April than March. Also: Retention lessons from non-media companies, a reminder that future readers are important, and how infographics are winning the COVID content battle for eyeballs.
20 April 2020
Read MoreSchibsted launched several initiatives to incentivise its most loyal subscribers to reduce future churn. Here are the details.
02 March 2020
Read MoreAmedia focused on five key areas to reduce churn in late 2019, saving approximately 10% of its total subscription sales year-over-year with its cross-functional task force, jokingly called “The Churnminators.”
01 March 2020
Read MoreTo build a digital subscription service in four months. By studying others’ success and mistakes we were able to set high, almost unattainable goals, and to prioritize among all our ideas to focus on the right efforts to quickly catch up to our competitors and create a source of digital reader revenues. Make ...
01 March 2020
Read MoreWhen are readers on the page, what do they read? What are they willing to subscribe for? And what do they keep coming back for? We wanted to answer these questions to get to know our readers better, to find out what is important to them and what they need. And to find out what each of us can do to achieve ...
01 March 2020
Read MoreThe Subscriber Appreciation campaign sought to increase retention through direct communication from the Chicago Tribune Publisher & Editor in Chief Bruce Dold thanking subscribers and reminding them just how much their subscription supports the newspaper In an effort to increase engagement and encourage ...
01 March 2020
Read MorePatrick Appel of Piano and Greg Piechota, researcher-in-residence at INMA, provided insight into how to improve subscription success during INMA’s Media Subscription Week 3.0 in New York City on Thursday morning.
27 February 2020
Read MoreLess free content and longer promotional periods are two noteworthy trends in the digital subscription space.
27 January 2020
Read MoreMittmedia learned some surprising things when employees took a deep dive into the company’s data as it relates to user churn. Two team members shared their findings in an INMA Webinar.
22 January 2020
Read MoreThe Globe and Mail’s loyalty and retention team worked with data science and database marketing staff to better understand and act on subscriber behaviours to reduce churn and increase engagement.
19 January 2020
Read MoreWhen readers unsubscribe, seek to understand how engaged they were prior to unsubscribing and send personalised offers to encourage re-subscribing to boost future retention rates.
14 January 2020
Read MoreKlay Thompson’s pre-game newspaper reading ritual is the inspiration behind a multi-year campaign that has effectively engaged audiences, boosted Bay Area News Group’s education programming, and given subscriptions and retention a lift.
13 January 2020
Read MoreThe Wall Street Journal engages its subscribers from the moment they become members. Here is a detailed look at how the company, with 2.6 million paid members, has used its onboarding process to reduce churn.
12 January 2020
Read MoreThe relationship between digital engagement, longevity, and price increases were the focus of an INMA Readers First meet-up, featuring case studies from Dennik N, Piano, and Mather Economics.
09 January 2020
Read MoreAftenposten reuses written content to increase average revenue per user for loyal subscribers interested in wine without using any additional market spend.
21 October 2019
Read MoreStavanger Aftenblad’s comment campaign was designed to get subscribers to take advantage of a subscriber benefit they may have overlooked, thereby reducing churn.
07 October 2019
Read MoreKent Schacht of the U.S. Tennis Association (USTA), Satwant Singh of the National Basketball Association (NBA), and Matthijs van de Peppel at NRC Media discuss their best membership practices at the INMA Reader Revenue Symposium.
25 September 2019
Read MoreIn the first 30 days of onboarding new subscribers, The Globe sends clear communication to reduce churn and begin fostering a long-term relationship. Its five communication steps cover confirming account information, creating a successful start, nurturing behaviour, building a habit, and encouraging monthly engagement.
15 September 2019
Read MoreUnderstanding how often and in what manner readers engage with digital subscriptions helps Mediahuis reduce churn. The company’s goal: to see 65% of its digital subscribers engaging in its content each day.
10 September 2019
Read MoreResearch by Torstar shows thanking customers reducing audience churn, especially with a direct mail outreach.
20 August 2019
Read MoreBy creating its own paywall model, The Globe and Mail can choose paywall articles for maximum reader subscription and retention.
15 August 2019
Read MoreINMA Researcher-in-Residence Grzegorz Piechota shares data, case studies, and opinion on paywall security, promoting journalism as a service instead of content access, monetising podcasts, and tracking churn.
22 July 2019
Read MoreSchibsted has implemented a new, four-part, anti-churn solution, which staff can monitor through a live anti-churn tracking dashboard. Here is a detailed look at the plan and how it’s going three months in.
01 July 2019
Read MoreIn the early stages of a user purchasing a digital subscription, it is essential to demonstrate the product’s value.
12 June 2019
Read MoreThe Globe and Mail Member Benefits programme offers benefits like experiences, online business tools, and E-books/guides that keep readers interested and engaged once they subscribe.
13 May 2019
Read MoreKeep churn to a minimum by focusing on onboarding, reducing customer effort, and telling a compelling story.
12 March 2019
Read MoreDuring 2018, Germany’s NWZ heavily nurtured its subscriber relationships with a subscriber benefit programme, events, a more robust app, and a revamped CRM programme — all of which has already resulted in modest churn reduction.
11 March 2019
Read MoreDetailed content analyses reveal different kinds of content and content pathways result in conversion of audiences vs. keeping digital subscribers. News publishers should put resources toward all these pathways.
05 March 2019
Read MoreIn 2018, Schibsted tested several ideas for increasing retention and engagement, many of which were successful. Here is an in-depth look at three of them.
04 March 2019
Read MoreKristeligt Dagblad launched a successful campaign and revamped its online content to motivate print readers to “go digital” — thus increasing digital product use by 95% and reducing churn by 27%.
28 January 2019
Read MoreAuto bill pay enrollment has increased 22% under USA Today Network’s Voice of the Customer subscriber engagement programme. This and other positive findings are the result of the news media company’s customer- and data-driven initiatives toward subscriber retention.
14 January 2019
Read MoreNurturing value for digital subscribers to regain a growth path is the focus of the new INMA report, written by INMA Researcher-In-Residence Grzegorz Piechota and part of the association’s Readers First Initiative.
20 December 2018
Read MoreTo reduce churn, The Wall Street Journal team is focusing specifically on who is at risk, what actions have a positive effect, and where communication can be improved.
17 December 2018
Read MoreProduct development, sales optimisation, minimising friction, and retaining customers are the core of a subscription business. Strategic data usage within each area can propel revenue.
10 December 2018
Read MoreIncluding case studies from Financial Times, Times Newspapers, The Wall Street Journal, Aftenposten, and The New York Times, INMA’s latest strategic report continues its leadership role on the subject of digital subscriptions.
20 November 2018
Read MoreWhen the Globe and Mail retooled its investment platform, the media company sought to understand its customers, remained available to answer questions, and accepted that some people would leave the platform. The results: Low attrition and CDN$2 million annual savings.
12 November 2018
Read MoreThree news media companies share strategies for improving retention and reducing churn. Louis Deering, senior digital marketing manager for Star Tribune in Minneapolis, Minnesota, talked about the "lifetime value" of customers — which was a common thread connecting all three companies' strategies.
09 November 2018
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