Commissions

Work a newsroom can pin, pass, and argue with

Each commission is a human-prepared pack or a session in the room. Nothing here is a login, a wall of screens, or a monthly software seat.

Printed line chart on cream paper beside a ruler and pencil

Flagship commission

Content performance report

A bound quarterly pack for one masthead, programme, or newsletter: charts of what held attention, what was sampled and abandoned, and what editors can act on before the next planning cycle.

Scope, timing, and fees

Person reading a broadsheet newspaper at a café table

Two-week diagnostic

Audience engagement review

A concentrated reading of how a title is being used: who arrives, who stays for the second piece, who opens the newsletter, and where the audience thins out.

Scope, timing, and fees

Editorial meeting around a table with notebooks and coffee

Half-day in the room

Newsroom briefing

An in-person session that walks a conference through the last pack of charts so the argument is about the journalism, not about how to read a slide.

Scope, timing, and fees

Press cameras and journalists at a public briefing

After the extra

Special-edition post-mortem

A focused charting of a one-off: an election extra, a festival broadcast, a Christmas double issue, or a live special that ate the week.

Scope, timing, and fees