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🌐 About Us:
We are a leading web development company specializing in creating cutting-edge digital solutions for newspapers. Our team crafts engaging and user-friendly websites that enhance the reader experience and drive online…
Monetizing a newspaper website can involve various strategies, such as:
1. **Subscription Model:** Offer premium content behind a paywall, encouraging readers to subscribe for access to exclusive articles, features, and benefits.
2. **Advertising:** Display ads on your website, using tools like Google AdSense or direct ad sales to generate revenue from impressions and clicks.
3. **Sponsored Content:** Partner with advertisers to create sponsored articles or features that seamlessly blend into your content while providing value to your…
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, newspapers are facing unprecedented challenges. The shift to online content consumption, coupled with the dominance of social media, has led to declining readership and revenue for traditional newspapers. However, there’s a glimmer of hope in the form of open source websites. Leveraging open source technology can inject new life into newspapers and bring about a host of benefits that can help them thrive in the digital age.
1. Cost Efficiency:
Traditional newspaper websites often require substantial…
Open source websites offer several advantages over other types of websites.
Firstly, open source websites allow for greater flexibility and customization. Users have the freedom to modify and adapt the source code according to their specific needs, resulting in a website that is tailored to their requirements.
Secondly, open source websites benefit from a large and active community of developers. This means that there is a constant stream of updates, bug fixes, and new features being contributed by a diverse group of individuals.
This…
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Phone: 207-730-3823
Email: jsokolich@surfnewmedia.com
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August 15, 2023
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Surf New Media, a leading web development company for newspapers throughout the United States, is proud to announce the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its services for newspapers.
Surf New Media is committed to providing the best possible solutions for newspapers to stay competitive in the digital age. With the integration of AI, newspapers can now…
Surf New Media will be launching its iOS companion app for Android in Spring 2023. The Android app will have all the features of our iOS app, with automatic updating, contact links and web views.
The launch of the app will allow all newspaper readers to view your site's news on your app no matter their device preferences. Stay tunes for more information as this project gets closer to launch.
It is time for newspapers to make an effort to change their mindset from print to online. Although the print product still will be a major presence in newsrooms and ad tables, making the change to online-first will allow papers to expand readership and increase revenue.
Foremost, selling ads for print doesn't translate fully for online sales. Offering advertisers the web as an add-on will only work to a certain degree. But selling your online product as a benefit, will help increase sales because it gives your website value rather than just…
By:Kim BrooksExpress Editor Last week Larry Behrends of Monticello brought to our attention information about Donald Stott, a local man who was killed at the age of 19 in the attacks at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
“Donald Stott lived with William and Hulda Behrends on Highway 151, north of Monticello, from the time he was 5 years old until he was killed in Pearl Harbor,” penned Larry.
“Donald was like an older brother to John and Larry Behrends, although he was no relation. His dad was painting the schoolhouse across from there…
By: James Mason (www.nomenugget.com)
Three Russian travelers from Irkutsk spent a few days in Nome this past week on their catamaran sailboat.
They were on their way from Lake Baikal, which is in Central Asia, to Anchorage on a voyage with historic precedents.
Before Russia sold Alaska to the USA the route was well-traveled by traders shipping sea otter pelts to China. This current voyage has a different purpose.
“Russia and USA are very close,” said Anatoli Kazakevich, a member of the Baikal-Alaska expedition.
“But people in Russia…
Susan Christensen, Special to the Spencer Reporter
As election day approaches, people often cringe at the thought of political debates, endless commercials seeking to sway voters, and arguments arising between friends who disagree politically. There will be no debates this election season for the residents of Riverview Terrace Assisted Living in Spencer, who are invited to a program by one of their own prior to election day.
The residents will hear of historic voting significance sans political drama when Betty Kruse, formerly of Royal…