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Backed with Data: How We Can Use Data to Create Compelling Content

  1. 1. @newscred Keynote: Backed with Data – How We Can Use Data to Create Compelling Content Rohin Dhar, Founder + CEO, Priceonomics
  2. 2. How to turn data into great stories.
  3. 3. What is Priceonomics We help companies turn their data into content marketing that spreads
  4. 4. What are your goals? •  Press hits •  Traffic •  SEO •  Become an “industry expert” •  Customer leads Make, Measure & Distribute
  5. 5. Interesting Information Information that helps your company Why does content marketing fail?
  6. 6. Information is currency Helps a reporter Helps you out Doesn’t help you out Creates work for the reporter Traditional PR Information Marketing PR crisis Investigative report
  7. 7. Information Data Industry Stories
  8. 8. What is a data story? “Bookings at Trump Hotels Plummet”
  9. 9. The key questions What interesting data is a byproduct of your business? What do you know that is valuable to other people? Will it help journalists do their jobs of producing popular content?
  10. 10. Data: 40 hours per article What are some common themes of data stories?
  11. 11. Variation & Ranking
  12. 12. A trend people care about Ah, San Francisco is so expensive!
  13. 13. Confirming an existing bias Give people data for a story they are looking to say.
  14. 14. Distribution: chasing “The Bump” •  Nothing happens at all till a critical mass of people see it •  The Bump happens •  Everything good that can possibly happen from that content, will happen after that
  15. 15. Content Distribution Channels •  Journalists: 50 journalists who’d be interested in your content •  Supernodes: Reddit, Hacker News, Digg, Metafilter, Product Hunt •  Roundups: NextDraft, MediaREDEF Before you start writing, decide what channel
  16. 16. Measure everything: success breeds success Traffic, links, shares, conversions
  17. 17. The checklist •  Will this be newsworthy and help journalists do their jobs? •  What channel will this be popular on? •  What’s the one nugget people can take away?
  18. 18. Questions? rohin@priceonomics.com
  19. 19. @newscred MASTER CONTENT MARKETING WITH #ThinkContent University Get over six hours of premium content free with promo code: TCSummit16* Regularly $895; expires June 17, 2016 insights.newscred.com/thinkcontent-u

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