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Madeleine White
Content Marketing Manager @ Poool - Helping content producers convert their audiences into leads, members and revenue!
Madeleine White is a digital publishing professional currently serving as the VP of Marketing at Poool and Co-founder of The Audiencers.2 Her career at Poool began in 2019 as a French to English translator, and she later took on the role of Content Marketing Manager in 2021.12
Madeleine's professional journey includes:
- Head of International at Poool (January 2023 - Present)1
- Content Marketing Manager at Poool (May 2021 - January 2023)1
- Freelance Copywriter, Translator, and Content Marketing Consultant for Poool (June 2019 - May 2021)1
- Co-Editor-in-Chief at The Audiencers (October 2022 - Present)1
She has developed expertise in the digital publishing industry, focusing on reader revenue strategies and audience engagement. Madeleine has been instrumental in developing Poool's blog and later co-founding The Audiencers, a B2B publication for digital publishing professionals.2
Madeleine holds a BA (Hons) in French and Linguistics from Lancaster University, graduating with First Class honors in 2020.1 She also spent a year abroad at Université Bordeaux Montaigne in 2018-2019.1
In her current role, Madeleine leads Poool's international expansion, manages the content marketing team, and oversees The Audiencers as its Editor-in-Chief.12
Highlights
"In product, and especially in news product, it's so important for every team to be rowing in the same direction."
Mariah Craddick, Executive Director of Product at The Atlantic, hits the nail on the head with this phrase as she shares how cross-functional collaboration is so essential for successful product development at The Atlantic
Some key takeaways:
A clear motivation, and the more rooted in data, whether it's direct customer feedback or data analysis, the stronger the case for "why"
Define goals: by setting a clear goal up front, it ensures everyone is on the same page about what the solution is meant to do or solve for
Source ideas from everywhere: organize cross-functional brainstorming sessions and sprints
(Over)communicate: slack, weekly check-ins, shared product development docs... Good communication is often the difference between a successful project and one that stumbles to the finish line
Share results: spread learnings across the organization, this develops a shared understanding of a product's impact against the goals and sometimes inspires new ideas for us to pursue
How do you decide if an article should be free or premium?
At The Audiencers and Atlas, we've been asked this question wayyy too many times, but unfortunately (like most things) there's no single magic formula reply...
What we can do, however, is tell you how to find the answer!
To do this, we need your help...
Please could you help us out by answering the short survey linked below, which will help us get a better idea of your challenges, how you currently make this decision and uncover successful strategies to share with others facing the same challenges.
After closing the survey, we'll build an article with everything you need to answer this important question! So it's worth filling out the form 😉
It's just here -> https://tally.so/r/waGVNX
Thank you!!
