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The media and publishing industry faces a multitude of challenges today, largely driven by technological advancements, changing consumer behaviors, and economic pressures. 

Fragmented audiences caused by the digital shift have made it harder to capture attention and drive engagement. Revenue streams are under pressure as traditional advertising models lose effectiveness, while content creators grapple with the rise of ad blockers and subscription fatigue. Navigating data privacy regulations is adding further strain, complicating efforts to leverage audience insights. As if all of this isn’t enough, media companies must also contend with fierce competition from tech giants and a 24/7 news cycle that demands constant innovation. Our media and publishing consulting experts are helping businesses thrive by developing strategies that address these critical challenges.

How we can help you

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Traditional media and publishing companies often struggle to adapt to digital platforms. We can help you transition from print to digital formats, develop effective online strategies, and integrate new technologies.
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We understand it can be hard for individual media and publishing companies to stand out and capture audience attention when there is an overwhelming amount of content available. We help you to understand your customers and leverage your content to ensure that viewers become return viewers or even paid subscribers.

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As consumers shift from print to digital media, revenue from print sales and advertising has significantly declined.

We can help you find effective ways to monetise digital content by considering the best route for your business, whether it’s introducing a subscription model, paywall, or ad-based revenue models whilst taking into account the widespread use of ad blockers.

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Rapid technological changes require continuous investment in new tools and platforms, which can be financially and logistically challenging.
While AI offers opportunities for content personalisation and production efficiency, it also poses threats to jobs and raises ethical concerns. Our consultants will help you keep pace with technology and ensure you are using AI ethically.

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Balancing the costs of producing high-quality, attention-grabbing content with the need to remain financially viable is a perpetual challenge. Addressing these challenges requires innovative strategies to ensure operational costs are limited, and product delivery remains its excellence. We can help you become more financially viable.

GROW & BUILD RESILIENCE WITH SUBSCRIPTION PRODUCTS

 

Is your business making the move to a subscription model?

Register your interest in our complimentary workshop to find out whether a recurring revenue model is right for your business, what it will take to make it  work, and how it could add the most value.

Experiences with clients

What's on our mind

TESTIMONIALS

What our clients say

"The experience was exceptional. [Clarasys team is] highly collaborative, honest, transparent, down to earth."

Joep Everts

SVP Customer Support & Order to Cash

"They have an ability to work well with a variety of stakeholders with competing motivation... the ability to work seamlessly and smoothly."

Alya Chaudhry

Transformation Programme Director

"[Clarasys provides] great change and technology delivery support, including access to reliable third parties. The team embeds really well with the business. I love working with such a friendly and collaborative team!"

Karen Winter

Chief Operations Officer

Meet the experts

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Lindsay Cameron

Lindsay is a principal consultant with 12+ years of experience specialising in large scale transformational change, including organisational change and programme leadership. She collaborates with clients to deliver complex global programmes and ensure a people-centric experience for employees and users during transformation. Lindsay has led teams and projects across UK, Europe, US and Asia Pacific, working with clients across the life sciences, telecoms, retail and technology sectors. Most recently, she has led the change management for a client’s new global capability centre in India and transition of roles from across 10 global support functions. She has also led the Asia Pacific roll out of Workday at a major Tech firm to 11 markets and the implementation of a product-led operating model for a Telco’s IT department. Outside of work, Lindsay enjoys cooking and sharing food with friends, walking, cycling and is renovating her home.

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Mick Murphy

Mick is the President of Clarasys US. Since joining Clarasys in 2011 Mick has worked primarily in lead-to-cash at information services clients such as Thomson Reuters, Refinitiv, Informa and the RELX group. He has also worked with several non-profits and used to lead our BusinessOptix team. Mick’s professional highlight is founding the Clarasys Boston office in 2019. Mick supports Leeds United and Irish Rugby in his free time. He’s also a mild to moderate science-fiction nerd and his music tastes are stuck in the mid-90s.

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Tom Carpenter

Tom joined Clarasys in November 2014 following two years at Detica. Tom is one of our most experienced CX and agile digital product specialists. Since joining Clarasys, Tom has delivered numerous CX discovery and digital transformation projects across a range of industries from healthcare to financial services. This enables Tom to advise on best-practice customer experiences and delivering in an agile and user-centric manner across the end-to-end lifecycle. Tom’s background in business architecture ensures design and definition of solutions that put the users and customers at the heart. This, coupled with broad technical expertise, ensures a solution can be defined that truly solves the client’s needs. In his spare time, Tom is an avid Formula One and cycling fan.

Lindsay Cameron

Mick Murphy

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