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	August 1, 2008 What Does An Audience-Focused Model Really Mean For Publishers? Forrester Answers Publishers' Frequently Asked Questions by Sarah Rotman Epps with Carrie Johnson, Charlene Li, Kate van Geldern

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Executive Summary

Forrester has been advising publishers that growing revenue profitably online will require embracing an audience-focused model — that is, selling ads against their audience wherever and however they can through any digitally connected channel. During a recent Webinar for Editor & Publisher magazine, Forrester fielded questions from newspaper and magazine publishers who wanted to know more about how print publishers can embrace an audience-focused model to thrive in an online world. This report answers publishers' most frequently asked questions about what pursuing an audience-focused strategy really means.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• 1. What does Forrester mean by "audience"?
• 2. Are you saying that audience is more important than content?
• 3. Will online revenue ever offset print losses?
• 4. Do all forms of content delivery need an established ad-supported model?
• 5. How do forums and other social media generate revenue for publishers?
• 6. What technologies are necessary to embrace an audience-focused model?

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