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Google Alerts alternative

Google Alerts sends every mention. nwsppr sends the ones that matter.

Google Alerts emails you whenever a word appears online. nwsppr follows your competitors and market as companies, ranks the news by what it means for you, and links every story to its source.

nwsppr.Sample

  1. 1 · Act today

    A major marketplace changes its fee structure for third-party sellers

    Why it matters Sellers are re-running their margins. A practical breakdown is the most shared post of the week.

  2. 2 · Act today

    A large retailer moves its holiday sale event two weeks earlier

    Why it matters Promo calendars shift across the category. Teams that react this week keep their slot.

  3. 3 · Act this month

    A social platform expands in-app checkout to more countries

    Why it matters Brands selling in those markets can test social checkout before the season.

Ranked for your company. Every story linked to its source.

Which one fits your team

Choose Google Alerts if you are

Anyone tracking one or two exact phrases at no cost.

Choose nwsppr if you are

Marketing teams that have outgrown a pile of alert emails.

Side by side

Google Alerts and nwsppr, job by job

JobGoogle Alertsnwsppr
What triggers itA word appears onlineA story affects your company
NoiseEvery mentionRanked, with passing mentions left out
ContextA link and a snippetWhy it matters and how long you have to act
CostFreePaid, priced per company

Why alert emails pile up

An alert matches words, not meaning. It catches passing mentions and companies with similar names, and misses the competitor you never thought to add.

Someone still has to open every email and decide what matters.

How nwsppr works

We find your competitors and topics from your website and you confirm them. Each morning the paper ranks the news by what it means for your company.

With the Alerts add-on, a story that can't wait reaches you by email or text the same day.

What's different about nwsppr

A newspaper, not another tool to run

Real news, every morning

This is what yesterday looked like in retail & ecommerce

Every company's paper is its own. Yours would lead with your competitors, products and customers. This is the industry's day, with each story linked to its source.

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Yesterday in Retail & ecommerceSample stories

Made-up stories that show the format. Real ones are linked to their sources.

  1. Time to act: closed

    A major marketplace changes its fee structure for third-party sellers

    Sellers are re-running their margins. A practical breakdown is the most shared post of the week.

    Source: Sample source

  2. Time to act: closed

    A large retailer moves its holiday sale event two weeks earlier

    Promo calendars shift across the category. Teams that react this week keep their slot.

    Source: Sample source

  3. Time to act: this month

    A social platform expands in-app checkout to more countries

    Brands selling in those markets can test social checkout before the season.

    Source: Sample source

Which of these matters depends on your business. nwsppr puts yours first, and adds the news about your competitors, products, and customers that never makes an industry roundup.

FAQ

Questions

Is nwsppr free like Google Alerts?

No. It's a paid paper, priced per company, for teams that want the reading done for them.

Can I still get alerts?

Yes. With the Alerts add-on, urgent stories go out by email or text through the day.

Do I set up keywords?

No. You confirm the competitors and topics we find on your website.

Be first to the story.

The news that affects your business, every morning, before your first meeting. Nothing else.