Content Strategy: The Care and Feeding of Your Biggest Brand Asset

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  • + akispicer akispicer 6 months ago
    crisp presentation, sorry i missed u at CATFOA
  • + phillipu9966 Videasa 7 months ago
    Great clarity. Very helpful and appreciated.
  • + kfaxon kfaxon 8 months ago
    good stuff, wish there were audio with it!
  • + kgerr Keith Gerr 8 months ago
    well put
  • + guest31d63 guest31d63 8 months ago
    I really enjoyed your talk last night and having these visuals confirms the messages, thanks!
  • + guest46ee30 guest46ee30 8 months ago
    This is great stuff!
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  1. CONTENT STRATEGY The Care and Feeding of Your Most Important Brand Asset Kristina Halvorson | CATFOA | 03.09.09
  2. WHAT I DO • Run Brain Traffic • Speak at conferences • Write a lot
  3. WHAT I DO • Educate people about the importance of planning for online content
  4. Advertising is the official art of capitalist society. — Raymond Williams
  5. YOUR PATRONS ARE DYING.
  6. A brand is a promise. By identifying and authenticating a product or service it delivers a pledge of satisfaction and quality. — Walter Landor
  7. Brands are now used more than they are preferred. Functional benefits and relevance now outweigh the intangible and emotional allure of a brand. — The Brand Bubble by John Gerzema and Ed Lebar
  8. Online, we don’t just see or read about your brand. We use it.
  9. OFFLINE
  10. ONLINE
  11. USEFUL USABLE ENJOYABLE
  12. Content strategy plans for useful, usable content.
  13. •TEXT •GRAPHICS •VIDEO & ANIMATION •AUDIO
  14. ENTER THE CONTENT STRATEGIST.
  15. PLAN. CREATE. PUBLISH. GOVERN.
  16. STRATEGY A plan for obtaining a specific goal or result.
  17. NOT … “Our plan is to create a series of educational articles.”
  18. BUT … What With what Why When How Where For whom How often By whom Finished when
  19. WHY?
  20. WEB CONTENT MUST WORK FOR YOU.
  21. WEB CONTENT MUST WORK FOR ME.
  22. HOW?
  23. SKILLSET.ORG Business Analyst User Project Production Experience Manager Assistant Architect Account Designer Producer Manager New Information Web Analyst Business Developer Architect Developer Content Usability Programmer Strategist Specialist SEO Technical Specialist Assistant Server Web Editor Administrator Web Writer
  24. SKILLSET.ORG Business Analyst User Project Production Experience Manager Assistant Architect Account Designer Producer Manager New Information Web Analyst Business Developer Architect Developer Usability Programmer Specialist SEO Technical Specialist Assistant Server Web Editor Administrator Web Writer
  25. SKILLSET.ORG Business Analyst User Project Production Experience Manager Assistant Architect Account Designer Producer Manager New Information Web Analyst Business Developer Architect Developer Programmer Technical Assistant Server Administrator Web Writer
  26. MISCONCEPTIONS • “We can figure it out later.” • “The copy shouldn’t be that big of a deal.” • “We already pretty much know what we want to say.” • “We already have most of the content.” • “I should be able to take care of this myself.”
  27. THIS IS COPYWRITING.
  28. THIS IS CONTENT. • Audit • Analyze • Strategize • Categorize • Structure • Create • Review • Approve • Publish • Update • Archive
  29. YOU ARE A PUBLISHER.
  30. THE WORLD OF MARKETING
  31. THIS IS ALL (web) CONTENT.
  32. TREAT YOUR CONTENT LIKE A CRITICAL BUSINESS ASSET.
  33. Thanks. kristina@braintraffic.com E braintraffic.com/blog W @halvorson T
  34. Resources • CONTENT STRATEGY • http://alistapart.com/issues/274 • http://tr.im/lovingercs • http://www.cmsreview.com/Stages/ • WRITING FOR THE WEB • http://tr.im/redish • ADVERTISING AND BRAND • http://thebrandbubble.com • http://tr.im/whatisadv • WEB ANALYTICS • http://webanalyticsdemystified.com/

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