Lewis Dvorkin, the chief product officer at Forbes, writes about how the business magazine’s staffers are using audience engagement to report stories.
“When you add it all up, we have a full-time reporting staff with a collective 550 years of print and digital experience working along side an edit team with probably half that much (some of us don’t like to recall all the years).
“The long-form reportorial successes of our staff reporters continue to add up, largley on the strength of social sharing. Most recently, one of our four billionaires magazine covers was a hit across Twitter and Facebook. FORBES content was the eighth most shared of any publisher across LinkedIn last year. As I said, friends share the good stuff. By placing our authoritative journalism at the center of a social media experience, 17% of our visits came from social sites last month, up from 3% a year earlier.”
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