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Features
Four features.
On top of your site.
Readers, Competitors, Searches, and Content: four features Desvelio uses to tell the newsroom what to do, on the page it already has open. No extra dashboard.
Readers
Your readers tell you what they want.
Every story on your homepage carries its live figures and, when there is something to do, the action: rotate it, feature it, change the headline and the photo. On the homepage or the article you already have open, in words the newsroom can say out loud.
Competitors
What they cover. The gap shows itself.
Up to three publishers you already watch, beside your homepage. When they have a story you do not, or only you have it, the sentence appears on your page.
SearchesComing soon
Google has moved you.
What people search for to reach you, and the clicks you are leaving on the table, shown on the article itself instead of in another tab.
ContentComing soon
A topic is rising.
What is worth writing about today, with reasons: gaps nobody covers, topics everyone is on, and topics where you do well, from your site and your market.
More questions about Features?
What is Desvelio, exactly?
A layer that tells the newsroom what to do, drawn on top of your own site. You do not open a separate dashboard: you browse your homepage and your articles as usual, and you see, on each story, how many people are reading it and what would be worth doing with it right now.
Why on top of the site and not in a dashboard?
Because dashboards get checked in the morning and then forgotten. Newsroom decisions are taken looking at the homepage, not looking at a chart. Desvelio puts the figure where the editor is already looking.
What do we have to install?
A small change in your site’s code. We handle the rest. Nobody on the team has to install anything, and there is no expensive rebuild.
Who on my team can get in?
Whoever you want, and as many as you want: the price depends on your pageviews, never on how many people use it. Access is one key per site, not per person, so there are no seats to pay for and no users to manage. A session lasts until someone signs out or you change the key, which signs everyone out at once.
These are the ones we get asked most. Still have a question? We answer the rest on one page.