BENEFITS
RETAIN VISITORS
Curiyo Publish keeps readers on your site longer by bringing related information to them instead of them leaving your page to find it.
ENGAGE CONSUMERS
The Curiyo experience is fun and engaging, because the consumer decides what to dive into and, in one click, it pops up on your site.
REDUCE ABANDONMENT
By bringing quick related info exactly when the reader wants it, you reduce bounce and abandonment, while increasing time spent.
CREATE NEW REVENUES
You might think that there is a contradiction between user satisfaction and making more money on your site. But you’d be wrong!
Our Mission
satisfied
users
AND
money
Curiyo enchants your readers, keeps them around longer, while adding revenue. The crisis is attention span—which keeps getting shorter. If a user wants more about someone or something on your page, she has to leave your site and grab a one-way ticket to search for more information. Bad for her. Bad for you. Curiyo turns this crisis into an opportunity. We reinvent content discovery and reader experience by delivering information to the user on-demand, precisely where and when needed, instead of making her leave your page and hunt. Your readers summon content with a single click, improving retention, engagement, monetization—AND consumer satisfaction. We deliver the best experience and content in context to the point of need.
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BLOG POSTS
Content Consumption Across Generations
Between Millennials (born between 1977–1995), Generation X (born between 1965–1976), and Baby Boomers (born between 1946–1964) each generation possesses a unique set of values and expectations when it comes to content consumption. This is what plays a big role in each of their experiences and behaviors as consumers. It’s All About Content Consumption BuzzStream and Read more about Content Consumption Across Generations[…]
5 Surprising Insights on Digital Content Consumption
It’s almost that time of year again! The release of the annual Digital News Report by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism is just around the corner. This report provides a great understanding of trends in content consumption, particularly in digital media. They obtain their numbers after surveying tens of thousands of online Read more about 5 Surprising Insights on Digital Content Consumption[…]
Content isn’t the most important thing… it’s the only thing
I was asked this week to present at the Content Israel Summit 2015 in Tel Aviv. It was a fun day, and I got to meet a lot of content experts here in Israel. Here is a nice article about my presentation — thanks, Natalie Edwards! — Bob Rosenschein Content isn’t the Most Important Thing… Read more about Content isn’t the most important thing… it’s the only thing[…]
Curiyo on Scobleizer
There have been a selection of positive stories on our recent Curiyo app launch, which you can peruse here. But the strongest response has been to the discussion between Robert Scoble and Curiyo’s own Bob Rosenschein. The talk is a fun interview about #Curiyo, #startups, #overload, and #i18n. Enjoy! http://bit.ly/1OFW6r3
Curiyo on ProductHunt
A fun week. Our Apple App Store approval came through, so now we could announce Curiyo with My2¢ for download for iOS here and Android here. But the most interesting experience was seeing Curiyo on ProductHunt on Thursday. It was fun getting a note from from Ryan Hoover, ProductHunt’s founder. Then, Thursday evening, we passed 100 votes and Read more about Curiyo on ProductHunt[…]
Waiting for the App Store
There’s a standard clause in the lengthy App Store contract that tells you to expect 7-14 days for routine approval of your app. Little did we know how painful that wait might become! We’ve been ready to go for Android on the Google Play Store for a week and a half. But that Apple approval has taken Read more about Waiting for the App Store[…]
Discussing Facebook’s new “M” with Robert Scoble
A visit yesterday to interview with Robert Scoble about the upcoming Curiyo app launch ended with an additional discussion with him about the Facebook “M” news of the day. Link to interview
Upcoming Curiyo app release
So we asked Hillel Fuld what he thought of our new Curiyo app release for mobile devices that we’re releasing soon, and here was his response:
Hello Curiyo!
When Dennis Ritchie invented modern software along with Ken Thompson and wrote the immortal “C Programming Language” book with Brian Kernighan, their first pristine example was a program to display just two words: “hello world!” main() { printf(“hello world!”); } Ever since then, hello world has stood for a clean opening message — this is Read more about Hello Curiyo![…]