It's initially focusing on news and events. But it has a few nice features enabled by the crossover taxonomy and geo-targetting that allows news stories and diary events to be themed together under content or category types. This sort of data configuration allows a lot of flexibility in the way you can mix and mash content.
I was encouraged to see this reference in the Newspaper Next 2.0 report from the other day, because it's exactly what Finda is aiming to do :
“Looking at the possibilities that lie beyond the boundaries of traditional newspaper companies the report describes how such a ‘former newspaper company’ might look several years in the future, in the eyes of the consumers and businesses it aims to serve:”
TO CONSUMERS
- The source I try first whenever I’m dealing with a local want, need or problem
- The source I use most often to know what’s going on here
- The best source of facts, knowledge and wisdom about this place
- A source available in the times, places and circumstances in which I need it
- The town square and connective tissue of community life here
- The place I go to be part of the fabric of life here
TO BUSINESSES
- Big, comprehensive solutions for reaching people
- Narrow, targeted solutions for reaching people
- Small, low-cost ways to reach people
- Ways to reach specific target groups, niches, interests
- Ways to create one-to-one customer relationships and build loyalty
- Ways to build my image or brand
- Ways to reach people when they are most likely to buy
1 comment:
very nice work!
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