Publishers know that content is king and that at the end of the day, it’s all about the number of page-views a particular piece has. We recently came across a new tool for publishers that has a nice, almost Ubergizmo-like design, and a good platform to back it up as well. Scribol, as it is called, promises to increase a publisher’s audience with targeted readers, and they do all of these for free. Jan Van Voorst, the Head of Business Development at Scribol, says that they are currently sending over 40 million users to partners each month.
So, how does it work? Basically, when a user clicks on a module, they are then taken to a hub that has more great recommendations. Scribol claims that one click on its module will equate to roughly three visits on other websites. “The same thing is happening on the other side – so we’re able to send multiple visits into your site for every click you send out,” the company explains. If you’re interested, you can check out Scribol here.
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