Nick Sidwell - Guardian Books - The Power of Data

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Fourth of of the Data Business Models. Nick Sidwell presents Guardian Books, the Instant Book program inside one of the most innovative newspapers.

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The Power of Data

@nicksidwellnick.sidwell@guardian.co.uk

The Guardian newspaper & Guardian Books

Guardian News

& Media

Guardian Books

The Guardian has data at its fingertips

30 million monthly unique

browsers

215kprint

circulation

Global audience

Millions of followerson social

media

10,000s of bookshop customers

The Guardian has data at its fingertips

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What?

Why?How?

Who?

Data tells us a story

How data informs our publishing

1.Which subject areas should we focus on?

2.What should the content be?

3.How big is the potential audience, who are they and where can we reach them?

How data informs our publishing

1.Which subject areas should we focus on?

2.What should the content be?

3.How big is the potential audience, who are they and where can we reach them?

Which subject areas should we focus on?

Which subject areas should we focus on?

News Sport Culture Travel Tech

Which subject areas should we focus on?

News Sport Culture Travel Tech

How data informs our publishing

1.Which subject areas should we focus on?

2.What should the content be?

3.How big is the potential audience, who are they and where can we reach them?

What should the content be?

How data informs our publishing

1.Which subject areas should we focus on?

2.What should the content be?

3.How big is the potential audience, who are they and where can we reach them?

How big is the potential audience?

1 million

users of theDatablog

How big is the potential audience?

100,00(10%)

“engaged users”

How big is the potential audience?

23,000(23%)

own e-reading device

How big is the potential audience?

17,940(78%)

live in UK or U.S.

How big is the potential audience?

4,844(27%)

read short-form non-fiction

How big is the potential audience?

9,688(200%)

sales reach 50% non-Guardian

How big is the potential audience?

7,000Sales total

Facts are Sacred: A compelling case for publication

Datablog data

Sales figures

Social media

E-reading habits

Location

Success Success!

The editor is central

The Guardian Shorts experiment continues

Data is...

…everywhere

The end

Be data first

Data is a tool editors shouldn’t be without

Data needs organising and interpreting

Use data to prove your assumptions…

…But also allow it to change your mind

@nicksidwellnick.sidwell@guardian.co.uk