7 STEPS TO CREATING DYNAMIC
SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT
are good at displaying their
products on Social, but these
posts lack the engagement
and positive sentiment that
social media marketers seek.
And ultimately, the social
promotional efforts give
lackluster results in terms of
sales and brand loyalty.
A LOT OF BRANDS
PERHAPS
YOUR BRAND
has developed a more
sophisticated way of
telling the brand story
by sharing posts
reiterating the brand
promise. Despite these
efforts, your desired
results have still not
come to fruition.
THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE,
but not always easy to execute. On Social, it’s important that
a brand not just tell its story. Rather, the brand story must
be created in tandem with the consumer. It’s crucial that you
develop a unique method of doing this that not only increases
engagement, but also cultivates brand loyalty, ultimately
leading to a significant ROI for your brand.
7 STEPS
1. Identify Audience
2. Market Research
3. Identify Archetypes
4. Brainstorm Meaningful Cluelines
5. Create Dynamic Content
6.Test & Measure Response
7. Develop Appropriate CTAs
IDENTIFY AUDIENCE
STEP 1
YOU WANT TO KNOW MUCH MORE
than the demographics of the
people already following your
page.You want to know the
makeup of your desired audience.
In addition to that, you want to
know the demographics of those
who may influence your desired
consumers regarding what they
should spend their money on.
MARKET RESEARCH
STEP 2
EXPLORE MANY AVENUES
when it comes to your target
audience’s behavior. Of course
you want to know how that
audience interacts with your
brand and other brands in your
vertical.You also want to know
how that audience interacts with
other verticals with similar
pricing, how they behave on
social, basic shared values and
how they see themselves.
IDENTIFY
ARCHETYPES
TRADITIONALLY,
12 ARCHETYPES
make up the characters of
dynamic storytelling. Based
on your understanding of
the target audience, find
the top 3-5 archetypes your
consumers are most
likely to see traits of in
themselves.
CHARACTERISTICS
Strength, Courage,
Stamina, Faith,
Competing against
great odds
CHARACTERISTICS
Belonging to a
group, Willingness to
sacrifice for others
CHARACTERISTICS
Openness to
experience, trust,
honesty
CHARACTERISTICS
Humor, Originality,
Irreverence
CHARACTERISTICS
Fairness, Stewardship,
Accountability
CHARACTERISTICS
Compassion,
Steadiness, Loyalty,
Empathy
CHARACTERISTICS
Leadership, Risk
taking, Individuality,
Bravery, Honesty
CHARACTERISTICS
Non-conformity,
Imagination, Sense of
aesthetics
CHARACTERISTICS
Independence,
Testing limits,
Bravery,
Non-conformity
CHARACTERISTICS
Order, Stability,
Control,Tradition
CHARACTERISTICS
Surprise, Powers of
perception, Intuition,
Cleverness
CHARACTERISTICS
Wisdom, Intelligence,
Clarity of thought,
Rational decision
making
CHALLENGES
Arrogance,
Delusions of
grandeur
CHALLENGES
Lack of own
identity, Obsession,
Jealousy
CHALLENGES
Naive, Denial that
problems exist
CHALLENGES
Cruelty, Being
misunderstood,
Inefficiency
CHALLENGES
Righteousness,
Recklessness
CHALLENGES
Feeling of being
exploited,
Martyrdom
CHALLENGES
Negativity,
Lawlessness,
Fanaticism
CHALLENGES
Over-dramatization,
Perfectionism
CHALLENGES
Aimlessness,
Alienation, Self-
indulgence
CHALLENGES
Entitlement, Greed,
Irrelevance
CHALLENGES
Trickery,
Manipulation,
Hubris
CHALLENGES
Feeling
disconnected,
Passiveness,
ArroganceLOVER
HERO
CAREGIVER
REBEL
SAGE
SOVEREIGN
CITIZEN
CREATOR
MAGICIAN
INNOCENT
JESTER
EXPLORER
STEP 3
BRAINSTORM
CLUELINES
STEP 4
LIKE WRITING A SCRIPT,
brainstorm clue lines that
those in your target
audience might say or think
in their everyday lives (i.e.
“Today, he changed the
world for one person”).
Those lines should then be
divided and compiled into
categories representing the
identified archetypes.
CREATE DYNAMIC CONTENT
STEP 5
CLUELINES AND IMAGERY
should be married together to
create powerful posts that
speak directly to the values
and desires of your target
audience. Craft post copy with
engaging questions, giving your
audience an opportunity
to respond to the message.
TEST & MEASURE
STEP 6
AT FIRST GLANCE
all archetypes tend to perform
very well, regardless of the
message. What you may find
interesting is the difference in
how audiences interact
with each specific archetype.
One archetype is likely to
garner shares, while another
will see a large number of
comments. Do several months
of A/B testing, and
scrutinize the results with
great precision.
DEVELOP CTAS
STEP 7
BASED ON KPIS
use your discovered insights regarding how
people interact with specific archetypes to ascribe the
most powerful CTAs with each post. For example, one
brand has identified User Generated Content as a top
priority for this year. Knowing that a Citizen Archetype was
most likely to attract personal comments, they paired a
Citizen clueline with a picture describing what they wanted
the audience to do (share pictures).The results speak
for themselves.
THANK YOU
Social Control is a Full-Service Social Media Marketing Agency located in Los Angeles.
Visit us at www.socialcontrol.com

7 Steps To Dynamic Social Media Content

  • 1.
    7 STEPS TOCREATING DYNAMIC SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT
  • 2.
    are good atdisplaying their products on Social, but these posts lack the engagement and positive sentiment that social media marketers seek. And ultimately, the social promotional efforts give lackluster results in terms of sales and brand loyalty. A LOT OF BRANDS
  • 3.
    PERHAPS YOUR BRAND has developeda more sophisticated way of telling the brand story by sharing posts reiterating the brand promise. Despite these efforts, your desired results have still not come to fruition.
  • 4.
    THE ANSWER ISSIMPLE, but not always easy to execute. On Social, it’s important that a brand not just tell its story. Rather, the brand story must be created in tandem with the consumer. It’s crucial that you develop a unique method of doing this that not only increases engagement, but also cultivates brand loyalty, ultimately leading to a significant ROI for your brand.
  • 5.
    7 STEPS 1. IdentifyAudience 2. Market Research 3. Identify Archetypes 4. Brainstorm Meaningful Cluelines 5. Create Dynamic Content 6.Test & Measure Response 7. Develop Appropriate CTAs
  • 6.
    IDENTIFY AUDIENCE STEP 1 YOUWANT TO KNOW MUCH MORE than the demographics of the people already following your page.You want to know the makeup of your desired audience. In addition to that, you want to know the demographics of those who may influence your desired consumers regarding what they should spend their money on.
  • 7.
    MARKET RESEARCH STEP 2 EXPLOREMANY AVENUES when it comes to your target audience’s behavior. Of course you want to know how that audience interacts with your brand and other brands in your vertical.You also want to know how that audience interacts with other verticals with similar pricing, how they behave on social, basic shared values and how they see themselves.
  • 8.
    IDENTIFY ARCHETYPES TRADITIONALLY, 12 ARCHETYPES make upthe characters of dynamic storytelling. Based on your understanding of the target audience, find the top 3-5 archetypes your consumers are most likely to see traits of in themselves. CHARACTERISTICS Strength, Courage, Stamina, Faith, Competing against great odds CHARACTERISTICS Belonging to a group, Willingness to sacrifice for others CHARACTERISTICS Openness to experience, trust, honesty CHARACTERISTICS Humor, Originality, Irreverence CHARACTERISTICS Fairness, Stewardship, Accountability CHARACTERISTICS Compassion, Steadiness, Loyalty, Empathy CHARACTERISTICS Leadership, Risk taking, Individuality, Bravery, Honesty CHARACTERISTICS Non-conformity, Imagination, Sense of aesthetics CHARACTERISTICS Independence, Testing limits, Bravery, Non-conformity CHARACTERISTICS Order, Stability, Control,Tradition CHARACTERISTICS Surprise, Powers of perception, Intuition, Cleverness CHARACTERISTICS Wisdom, Intelligence, Clarity of thought, Rational decision making CHALLENGES Arrogance, Delusions of grandeur CHALLENGES Lack of own identity, Obsession, Jealousy CHALLENGES Naive, Denial that problems exist CHALLENGES Cruelty, Being misunderstood, Inefficiency CHALLENGES Righteousness, Recklessness CHALLENGES Feeling of being exploited, Martyrdom CHALLENGES Negativity, Lawlessness, Fanaticism CHALLENGES Over-dramatization, Perfectionism CHALLENGES Aimlessness, Alienation, Self- indulgence CHALLENGES Entitlement, Greed, Irrelevance CHALLENGES Trickery, Manipulation, Hubris CHALLENGES Feeling disconnected, Passiveness, ArroganceLOVER HERO CAREGIVER REBEL SAGE SOVEREIGN CITIZEN CREATOR MAGICIAN INNOCENT JESTER EXPLORER STEP 3
  • 9.
    BRAINSTORM CLUELINES STEP 4 LIKE WRITINGA SCRIPT, brainstorm clue lines that those in your target audience might say or think in their everyday lives (i.e. “Today, he changed the world for one person”). Those lines should then be divided and compiled into categories representing the identified archetypes.
  • 10.
    CREATE DYNAMIC CONTENT STEP5 CLUELINES AND IMAGERY should be married together to create powerful posts that speak directly to the values and desires of your target audience. Craft post copy with engaging questions, giving your audience an opportunity to respond to the message.
  • 11.
    TEST & MEASURE STEP6 AT FIRST GLANCE all archetypes tend to perform very well, regardless of the message. What you may find interesting is the difference in how audiences interact with each specific archetype. One archetype is likely to garner shares, while another will see a large number of comments. Do several months of A/B testing, and scrutinize the results with great precision.
  • 12.
    DEVELOP CTAS STEP 7 BASEDON KPIS use your discovered insights regarding how people interact with specific archetypes to ascribe the most powerful CTAs with each post. For example, one brand has identified User Generated Content as a top priority for this year. Knowing that a Citizen Archetype was most likely to attract personal comments, they paired a Citizen clueline with a picture describing what they wanted the audience to do (share pictures).The results speak for themselves.
  • 13.
    THANK YOU Social Controlis a Full-Service Social Media Marketing Agency located in Los Angeles. Visit us at www.socialcontrol.com