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In my previous Plus article, I talked about how news avoidance was about a combination of factors that cause people to react negatively towards you, and I used this model to illustrate it.
Because that article was focused specifically on news avoidance, I only talked about a part of this model, so in this Plus report we are going to take a more complete look at what this is, and how it affects your conversion and churn overall.
One thing I have talked about before is that publishing is a very different product than most other things you buy. For instance, back in the 1990s when I went to business school and learned about sales and marketing, we were taught that a conversion follows a funnel.
It's the same thing when you look at analytics. You would often be presented with something that looks like this:
For publishers, though, it's nothing like this. Sure, we do have a funnel the moment people choose to subscribe and until they complete their initial payment, but the path before this, and the path afterwards is completely different.
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