Fuller writes, “Some of the business objectives that came out of the study: enhancing the digital experience, delivering content that drives customer value and winning new audiences.
“The findings have now become the cornerstone of the brands digital product strategy.
“First, The WSJ applied what it had learned to its app.
“Maria Peterson, vice president of customer intelligence at Dow Jones, told Publishing Insider: ‘We’ve seen performance improve across all the aspects we were targeting. The app is more relevant — more members use it, and the app is habit-building. When our members are using the app, they go both deeper and broader, engaging with more pieces of content.’
“In fact, engagement has increased by 400% and the user base has grown by 10%.”
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