Welcome to the New Newsroom
Real-time web analytics exclusively for publishers
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Sort the signal from the noise
Newsbeat tracks the activity of every page you publish in real time, from the top performers to the diamond in the rough. But we don’t just show you everything, we show you what’s important. Our algorithms forecast the expected path of each story and alert you to unusual activity you might otherwise miss, so you always know what to act on, when it matters most.
When Al Jazeera very quickly became the world's window into the revolution in Egypt, newsbeat proved invaluable as my window into our audience and website. — Mohamed Nanabhay, Head of Online Al Jazeera
Personalized data your
newsroom can act on
It’s not enough to have the data, the right people need to be able to act on it. Newsbeat connects the people in your newsroom to data in a way they understand. Every editor and author has a personalized dashboard, to show what’s happening to their traffic, stories and sources - and gives them the information they need to maximize traffic and increase engagement.
We look at it all day. We look to see what’s trending down and what’s trending up. And we feel a sense of pride when something hits the board like it’s supposed to. It’s really good for us. — Lynne Jordal Martin, Opinion Editor FoxNews.com
Know what’s happening
between the clicks
There's more to your users than page views. It’s what happens between the clicks that gives you a deeper understanding into which content is most engaging and what’s about to go viral. Newsbeat maps live Twitter data to your content and finely tuned algorithms identify fluctuations in traffic, so you can be ready when something hits it big on the social web.
Using newsbeat, we’re able to see a story become popular in a way that normally, if we didn’t have this tool, we would just be going on gut. We’re able to see potential that we didn’t realize, and that’s exactly what it’s good for. It definitely makes a difference in what we do. — Noah Robischon, Executive Editor Fast Company