Step-by-step process for creating a digital strategy for for-profit or non-profit companies. Includes SEO, social media, branding, mobile and other digital marketing-related topics.
3. Steps for Creating a Strategy
1. Plan and Assess
2. Create and Launch
3. Engage and Cultivate
4. Measure and Evaluate
5. Rinse and Repeat
4. About WNET: Our Brands
Local Brands:
● WNET
● THIRTEEN
● WLIW
● NJTV
● NYC-ARTS
● MetroFocus
● Treasures of New York
● NJ Today
● Reel 13
● At the Paley Center
● Driving Jersey
● Tales of the Jersey Shore
National Brands:
● PBS
● Nature
● American Masters
● Finding Your Roots
● Great Performances
● Antiques Roadshow
● Masterpiece
● Frontline
● NOVA
● This Old House
● PBS NewsHour
5. About WNET: Digital Platforms
Websites
● WNET.org
● Thirteen.org
● PBS.org/Nature
Mobile
● THIRTEEN Explore iPad App
● Metrofocus & NYC-ARTS
iPhone Apps
Social Media
THIRTEEN/WLIW/NJTV
Nature/American Master
Email
● THIRTEEN Week
● THIRTEEN Arts
Digital Video
● THIRTEEN on YouTube
● Nature on Roku
● Watch.NJTV.org
SMS
7. Steps for Creating a Strategy
1. Plan and Assess
2. Create and Launch
3. Engage and Cultivate
4. Measure and Evaluate
5. Rinse and Repeat
8. Plan and Assess
● What are your brands?
● What’s your brand architecture?
9. Plan and Assess
● What’s your current footprint?
● Competitor assessment
○ Who?
○ Where?
○ What?
● What’s working?
● What’s not working?
● What’s withering on the vine?
11. Plan and Assess
● Where is your audience?
○ How do my audience members seek
information about my product, service, or
brand?
○ What social platforms do they favor?
○ What technology do they use?
13. Create and Launch
● What’s your brand story?
○ What sort of emotions does it evoke?
○ What are the key messages?
○ How does the story connect to the
emotional needs of my target audience?
○ How will this story incite action?
14. Create and Launch
● Design and setup
● Establish KPIs
○ Web
○ Video
○ Social
15. Engage and Cultivate
● Integrated engagement calendar
● Consistency of voice and story
● Influencer outreach
● List and follower building
● SEO
16. Measure and Evaluate
● Measure everything
● Baseline is crucial
● Getting and listening to feedback
● Measurement tools
● Report and communicate
17. Steps for Creating a Strategy
1. Plan and Assess
2. Create and Launch
3. Engage and Cultivate
4. Measure and Evaluate
5. Rinse and Repeat
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
42% of online adults use multiple social networking platforms. For those who use only one social networking site, Facebook is typically—though not always—the platform of choice.
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)
Facebook:
It still skews young, but the 45- to 54-year-old age bracket has seen 45% growth since year-end 2012
Twitter:
49% of monthly Twitter users follow brands or companies, compared to just 16% of social network users overall. (Edison research)