News app measurement audit
A three-week reconstruction of how a news or media app is actually read, written up for the editor who runs morning conference.
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Measurement for news & media apps
Audits & briefings
Each briefing is a piece of newsroom work: a named app, a named editor, a week of reading we can reconstruct. We do not sell seats on software.
A three-week reconstruction of how a news or media app is actually read, written up for the editor who runs morning conference.
See the briefingA close reading of where the meter, the wall, and the ‘subscribe’ line interrupt a story — and which of those stops a curious reader for good.
See the briefingA reading of a fortnight of alerts: who received them, who opened the story, and which blasts trained readers to ignore the bell.
See the briefingA half-day with the people who speak in morning conference, practising how to read a week of app figures without borrowing website language.
See the briefingA recurring first-Monday note that reconstructs the previous month’s app reading for the editor, in the same shape as the flagship audit.
See the briefingChoose a briefing by the question the newsroom is already asking. If the question is still “why does the app feel unread?”, start with the flagship measurement audit. If the fight is only about the meter, the morning blast, or how editors hear the numbers, pick the narrower piece.
Work is scoped in Ringgit, written in English, and delivered to the people who sit in morning conference — not to an unnamed ‘stakeholder group’.