The American Press Institute developed this worksheet as a guide to getting you started with identifying a topic and building a single-subject news site.
Before starting, be sure you’ve read this Strategy Study.
Consider sitting down with a few creative collaborators from across your organization to tackle these questions together.
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How to build audiences with single-subject news products
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Most newsrooms have one impact story. They tell it the same way to everyone, and then they're surprised when it lands with some audiences and dies in the room with others. The story wasn't wrong. It just never got translated.
