How do we get onto Apple News?
The most reliable way to get onto Apple News is by using FlatPlan’s no-code software. Our stable Apple News integration replaces weeks of development, design, QA and project management work, and our expert team help editorial, audience and sales teams understand the opportunities available to publishers on Apple News.
All we need to get started is a content source (this could be an RSS feed, an API feed or simply a web page where new stories appear, like your homepage) plus a few assets like logos and fonts. Our design team carefully replicates your website design in Apple News Format, our engineers build your 'channel' and our system ensures publishers need never run QA processes to meet Apple's strict quality controls.
It’s also worth noting that publishing to Apple News requires an invite from Apple News. But with FlatPlan, we can represent your publication and present a case for your inclusion on the platform.
Speak to our expert team to find out what steps are required to get you live on Apple News or if you’d like us to present a case to Apple for you to be invited onto Apple News.
Next steps...
No matter what stage you're at in your discovery of Apple News, we'll help you get the information you need to make the right decision for your media business.
- Are you an existing Apple News publisher?
Our expert team can audit your existing Apple News channel to ensure your integration is stable, determine how optimised your channel is, and provide recommendations that will help you make the most of your setup. Book a free audit now. - Looking to integrate Apple News with your media business?
Leading publishers use FlatPlan to grow their media business by leveraging the power of Apple News. With help from reader engagement tools, we help publishers reach new readers, nurture them into loyal followers and then funnel them to first-party data strategies on owned properties. Book a free consultation now. - Still learning about Apple News?
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