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5. Editorial guidelines
6. Imagery guidelines
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8. Key metrics to track and when
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Recently, Facebook page announced owners with more than 5,000 fans will soon have access to advanced post targeting options including age, gender, relationship status and education.\n
The center should be a platform you own and control.  Your website should have a domain name that you own.  Building a long-term web presence on a social media site where you don’t control the terms of service can be costly.  Remember a few years ago when MySpace was the greatest thing going?  Although still in use, it is not as popular today. What if you built your presence mainly there? With the constant changes in the social media arena, it is important to also link back to your hub where you decide the content and the presentation.\nSearch is really important.  Very few people still pull out the paper phone book to look for products and services. People may find out about you from Twitter or Facebook or word-of-mouth, but they still Google you as well.  Google is the number one place consumers look online for information about a local business, and Google’s market share of US search was over 66% as of February 2012.  Your business has to be found on Google and your website (with content that is regularly updated) is the best way to make sure that happens. Your content on social media is important for customer engagement and can increase your website’s ranking, but if your primary content is only on social media sites or in email lists it is not as visible to Google and new customers won’t find you.\nYou have more flexibility in your social media strategy.  Rather than try to get all social media platforms started at once, I recommend you choose one or two to start with. As necessary, you can add spokes as you get more comfortable with social media and start to see results. You can experiment with new platforms like Pinterest or Instagram if that is where your customers are. You can abandon spokes which do not deliver results for your goals without having to redo your whole strategy.\nIt easier to coordinate your message across the various social media platforms using a hub and spoke system.  You don’t want to repeat the exact same content on each platform, but neither do you want to create silos of information that are not related.  In an upcoming post I’ll talk further about using an editorial calendar to also help with this coordination.\n
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Education: how-to guides, facts, interviews\nEntertainment: humor, action, drama\nEngagement: questions, trivia, real world events\nInspiration: success stories, quotations, milestones\nCalls to action: do this now\nRandomness: impromptu posting\n
Education: how-to guides, facts, interviews\nEntertainment: humor, action, drama\nEngagement: questions, trivia, real world events\nInspiration: success stories, quotations, milestones\nCalls to action: do this now\nRandomness: impromptu posting\n
Once we know what the themes of our content will be the next step is understanding how we will bring it life through the various mediums. Think of content as an object that can communicate the same message in a number of different formats.\nFor example research report used to educate your target audience could be provided as a blog post (or series of blog posts), a white paper, a slide show and even a video.\n
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Once we know what the themes of our content will be the next step is understanding how we will bring it life through the various mediums. Think of content as an object that can communicate the same message in a number of different formats.\nFor example research report used to educate your target audience could be provided as a blog post (or series of blog posts), a white paper, a slide show and even a video.\n
Once we know what the themes of our content will be the next step is understanding how we will bring it life through the various mediums. Think of content as an object that can communicate the same message in a number of different formats.\nFor example research report used to educate your target audience could be provided as a blog post (or series of blog posts), a white paper, a slide show and even a video.\n
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Once we know what the themes of our content will be the next step is understanding how we will bring it life through the various mediums. Think of content as an object that can communicate the same message in a number of different formats.\nFor example research report used to educate your target audience could be provided as a blog post (or series of blog posts), a white paper, a slide show and even a video.\n
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Now we have our conversation topics (content themes) and we know how we are going to communicate them (content assets) the final step is developing a content schedule as to when, where and how we are going to distribute them.\nWe&#x2019;ve found simple is usually best for this and a simple calendar that highlights when each content asset will be distributed works best.\n&#xA0;\nmapping of relevant events, marketing efforts, holiday specials\n
Now we have our conversation topics (content themes) and we know how we are going to communicate them (content assets) the final step is developing a content schedule as to when, where and how we are going to distribute them.\nWe&#x2019;ve found simple is usually best for this and a simple calendar that highlights when each content asset will be distributed works best.\n&#xA0;\nmapping of relevant events, marketing efforts, holiday specials\n
Now we have our conversation topics (content themes) and we know how we are going to communicate them (content assets) the final step is developing a content schedule as to when, where and how we are going to distribute them.\nWe&#x2019;ve found simple is usually best for this and a simple calendar that highlights when each content asset will be distributed works best.\n&#xA0;\nmapping of relevant events, marketing efforts, holiday specials\n