Ian Eckert Paywall strategies
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The document discusses paywall strategies and technical issues related to implementing paywalls. It covers: 1. An anatomy of a content access system that must be highly flexible, allow instant definition of new products and qualifying users, and provide context-sensitive messaging. 2. The challenges of implementing paywalls, which include inefficient data management, integration issues with third parties, and flaws in delivering transactional data to back office systems. 3. The proposed solution of an integrated audience development (AD) approach using a resilient technical platform and data integration at the core to develop a 'master' data concept across people, organizations, locations, and brands.
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1. The document discusses mobile strategies for media owners, focusing on predictions for the mobile OS market and monetizing mobile apps and content.
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3. Social media is drawing traditional media into mobile, and innovation in mobile content and apps is proving more effective than replication of print magazines on tablets.
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- 1. Paywall Strategies: Technical Issues Presented by Ian Eckert
- 2. Abacus e-Media System integration in online since 1983 Web development since 1995 Media 70%, government and recruitment 25%, ecommerce Software products, design, development and hosting 54 UK staff, 12 offshore Locations in London and Portsmouth Subsidiary of Bond International Software PLC
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- 8. Conferences
- 9. Webinars / Web-events
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- 11. Digital value added services
- 13. Data series
- 14. Research
- 15. White papers
- 16. Real time prices
- 17. Deals
- 18. Analytical data tools
- 20. Tools
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- 22. Training / coaching
- 23. Job advertising
- 24. Value added services
- 25. Temps
- 27. Exclusive clubs
- 28. UGC
- 29. Meet-ups
- 31. Social networks
- 34. Pay-per-click
- 35. Vertical search
- 36. Online commerce
- 37. B2B marketing
- 41. Anatomy of a content access system Access control Highly flexible and agile to deal with rapidly evolving business model Allow instant definition new products and qualifying users Provide context-sensitive messaging and prompts
- 42. Anatomy of a content access system
- 43. Anatomy of a content access system
- 44. Anatomy of a content access system Access control Highly flexible and agile to deal with rapidly evolving business model Allow instant definition new products and qualifying users Provide context-sensitive messaging and prompts Transaction platform Interface directly the access control system to create inventory of available products Process payment and provide data to back-office (eg SOP, fulfilment) Audience management and intelligence Supply pan-system reporting on activity and behaviour to identify new product opportunities Produce data feeds for offline marketing activity Back office support Audit and accounting
- 45. Challenges for implementing paywalls Combination of CMS and CAM systems can allow rapid development and deployment of new products but significant barriers remain Inability to identify and market to key targets – inefficient data management Integration with third-party fulfilment houses Delivery of transactional data to and from back office systems Control of ‘master’ customer data The links between e-commerce and fulfilment are often fundamentally flawed or broken Products are often purchased in real-time but delivery is delayed by batch processing issues or offline validation Data obtained during the purchase process is entirely isolated from other systems
- 46. The solution: An integrated AD approach
- 48. One codebase, but each client has own secure database
- 50. Utilise 3rd party components
- 54. Acumen utilises the AD architecture to provide behavioural tracking across a wide range of variables