Developing a robust and loyal core audience is a crucial component of nearly all publishers’ business strategies and revenue streams. It’s this segment of readers – those who are the most loyal and return on a regular basis – that is most essential for publishers looking to monetize their content and other assets.

In our webinar, “How to Optimize Core Audience Development on Facebook,” we outlined a step-by-step approach to optimizing your core audience development strategy, including common pitfalls to avoid and which metrics to use when measuring success.

We were joined by Brooklyn Presta from New York Magazine, who shared her audience development expertise and real-life posts from the company’s family of brands like Grub Street and The Cut to illustrate her points.

Example of Core Audience Facebook Posts
 

She explained, for example, that the post above highlighting “The Absolute Best of New York” is much better suited for attracting new core audience members than the one featuring an album of music made for cats. While the post about cats is entertaining and may have wide appeal, for the purpose of developing a core audience, choosing a post with a stronger cultural angle is a much better choice given the brand’s typical content.

In addition to examples like these, a few of the audience development topics that we covered include:

  1. Content: Understanding which content to promote
  2. Audience Qualification/Growth: Finding the right audiences for your content
  3. Audience Engagement: Developing loyal, repeat visitors
  4. Price: Determining your target CPC

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