Adnami appoints Svenja Damzog
Ad tech company Adnami has appointed Svenja Damzog as publisher director, DACH, as it targets growth and expansion across Europe.
Customer publishing is the part of the industry most readers never think of as publishing. Membership magazines, airline and supermarket titles and the content agencies behind them reach millions of people, often with circulations that consumer titles would envy.
The purpose is different too. A membership magazine is usually there to keep members renewing, and a brand title has to show a return for the client paying for it. That creates a running question about independence, and the strongest titles tend to have an editorial identity of their own rather than sounding like the organisation behind them.
If there’s something customers don’t need more of today, it’s content.
Jackie Scully Customer media
The agencies have changed shape around this. They produce fewer print editions and more digital content, and put far more effort into distribution and income generation, while publishers' own branded content studios compete for the same budgets. Print still matters, though. Members continue to rank the magazine among the benefits they value most.
Below you'll find some of our best feature articles on customer and contract publishing, from membership magazines and in-flight titles to content agencies and branded content studios, alongside our latest news and industry commentary.
We asked Jackie Scully, managing director at Think, what does best practice publishing look like in customer media? This is what she said…
The National Trust is a treasure trove of historic and beautiful places, and, unsurprisingly, it has a huge membership. One of the benefits of membership is its highly regarded magazine…
Content marketing is all the rage, and companies like River, that have been doing it for over twenty years, are highly expert at it. River CEO Nicola Murphy tells Jo Bowman that while quality content is the bedrock of the company, it’s the marketing
Content has become mission-critical for many membership organisations. But, Mike Sewell asks, should this valuable asset be regarded as an exclusive member benefit, or used as a marketing tool?
Lots of publishers are now offering club style membership schemes, looking to generate extra revenue and deeper engagement. Dickon Ross looks at the membership model.
Ann Hartland, group business and strategy director, Cedar Communications, tells Ciar Byrne about how the customer media sector is managing the digital transformation journey.
What does the future hold for customer media? CPL One’s Sarah Simpson, looks ahead.
Spring hasn’t sprung until CRUNCH takes place, writes Richard Reeves, MD of the Association of Online Publishers, which recently held its first CRUNCH event of the year. The mood was suitably optimistic for a change of season.
Ad tech company Adnami has appointed Svenja Damzog as publisher director, DACH, as it targets growth and expansion across Europe.
Cavai, a conversational advertising cloud, has appointed Mats Persson as CEO.
The AOP celebrated the digital publishing industry’s top talent at its in-person awards ceremony held at Old Billingsgate in London, on Wednesday.
We grab five minutes with Chris Wills, sales manager at The Manson Group, to get a printer’s view on the challenges and opportunities for publishers.
Passendo has appointed Harry Charalambous as Head of Demand & International Growth to help shape its go-to-market strategy globally.
Verasity has announced the appointment of Dan Hodgson as Director of Business Development.
Acast, a podcast platform, has expanded its Acast Automated team with the appointment of Dimana Zaharieva as Programmatic Automation Manager.
FotoWare, a global provider of Digital Asset Management (DAM) solutions, has acquired the Swiss DAM and Content Management platform Picturepark.
Product development teams, with their focus on meeting user needs, play a key role in publisher success. Liv Horner looks at current priorities.
Acast, a podcast platform, has announced the launch of new Conversational Targeting capabilities for advertisers.
Drawing inspiration from the SAAS metric Net Revenue Retention, boostr has unveiled a new advertising metric: Net Advertising Revenue Retention.
Optable, a SaaS data collaboration platform and clean room solution, has announced the introduction of Flash Nodes.
The shortlist for the BSME Talent Awards 2022, in association with Readly, has been announced. The winners will be announced at a ceremony on 28 June.
Acast, a podcast platform, has further invested in its Acast Creative team, by promoting Jack Preston to Global Head of Acast Creative.
There is no stronger sales tool than getting to understand your readers, to envisage who the reader is and to write specifically for that person.