June 9, 2020
5 min read

New Digital Revenue Streams with Print Inserts

If you're looking to monetize inserts in the digital realm, simply using flip page catalogues on your newspaper's website won't suffice. Instead, leverage mobile-first banners and landing pages to create authentic digital campaigns.

Christian Scherbel
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Wondering how to make money with inserts in digital?

No, don’t use flip page catalogues and bury them somewhere in your newspapers’ websites.

Automatically build real digital campaigns with mobile-first banners and landing pages out of it.

And combine it to intelligent auto-bundles with an online component for each print campaign.

See a few examples from local publishers attached.

Want to see a demo for a print insert yourself. Drop a comment and we’ll do a free dummy.

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