Interactive Publishing for Publishers & Companies

Your brand. Your audience. A publishing service built around you.

Give people a place to read, explore and ask better questions. DOYJO builds and manages custom interactive publications for publishers and companies, from a focused subject site to a connected network of publications.

You bring the purpose and expertise. We shape the experience, connect the publishing workflow, launch quickly and stay involved as your needs grow. Work directly with Brian Bateman and DOYJO on a version designed for your organization.

Discuss your custom version

Explore the working example at 111things or see how we get started.

A custom version for the people you serve

For publishers: Build an interactive publication around your reporting, archive, editorial standards and local or specialist coverage. Help readers find context, ask follow-up questions and discover related reporting. Connect multiple titles or coverage teams when your operation calls for it.

For companies and organizations: Create a branded industry publication, customer education center or resource site around your expertise and approved material. Help customers, members and professional audiences understand developments and explore the questions that matter to them.

Your version can have its own design, subject areas, sources, geography, reader tools and approval process. We agree on the right starting point together, whether that is a new site, an addition to an existing publication or a network.

Useful content, with room for a conversation

The reader experience begins with clear, useful articles. Interactive tools give people another way to explore the material, ask about its background and follow the evidence. We design the experience so reading remains straightforward and the tools support the content.

Interactive reading: Follow-up questions and discovery tools shaped around the content you authorize.
Managed publishing: Research, draft preparation, review and distribution configured around your team and standards.
Evidence and reader value: Sourcing, attribution, duplicate checks and a requirement for useful explanation beyond a rewritten announcement.
One site or a network: Organize coverage by subject, location, brand or audience, with shared production where it helps.

111things is our own operating publication and a working example of this approach. We use it, maintain it and improve it as reader questions and publishing experience reveal what needs attention. Your project gets its own scope and acceptance checks.

Move quickly to a useful first launch

We build on the publishing systems we already operate so we can move quickly. Start with a focused version your team can use and evaluate, then expand around what works. We agree on timing after reviewing your content, integrations and approval needs.

Define the goal. Identify the audience, content, workflow and result that would make the project worthwhile.
Build your version. Adapt the design, reader tools, sources and publishing rules to your organization.
Review and launch. Work through real examples with your team, check the reader experience and prepare your staff to use it.
Support and improve. Maintain the system, help your team and prioritize improvements based on experience and feedback.

Your standards guide the publishing

You decide what belongs in your publication, which sources are acceptable and who approves the work. We configure draft, review and publishing rules around those decisions. AI assistance supports the process; your organization retains editorial responsibility.

We build sourcing checks, clear uncertainty and correction procedures into the workflow. Automated checks help catch problems, and your team can require human approval for the material that needs it.

A partner after launch

We stay involved. Your managed service can include hosting, maintenance, monitoring, troubleshooting, staff guidance and continued development. We listen to the people using the system, explain recommendations plainly and keep improving the parts that matter to your audience and team.

Before work begins, we define the build, ongoing service, usage allowances, support arrangements and improvement priorities. You know what is included and how additional work is agreed. Your brand, content and business goals guide the relationship.

Let’s build your version

Tell Brian who you serve, what you publish or want to share, and what you wish your current site could do. Include your existing site, the number of publications or audiences involved and your preferred timing. We will recommend a practical first scope and a custom proposal.