Digital: Do or Drop? by Louise Findlay-Wilson

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The document provides tips for digital marketing. It recommends mapping your marketing pipeline, capturing relevant data from audiences, maintaining a blog, and measuring results. It also suggests finding keyword niches to target, boosting efforts with public relations by creating quality content for other sites to share, and integrating marketing across blogs, social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, and Pinterest. The goal is to drive traffic and engagement through relevant content that potential customers want to read and share.

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Digital
Do or Drop?
Louise Findlay-Wilson
@louisefw
www.energypr.co.uk

Map Your Pipeline
Audience where it
grazes for
information
Content and
stages
people need
to go
through

Datacapture

But
don’t
ask for
too
much!

Blog

Need to be able
to change the
content on your
site...easily

Measurement

If you’re not
going to
measure don’t
bother –
Google
Analytics is
fine

Planning Completed
P i p e l i n e
D a t a c a p t u r e
B l o g
M e a s u r e m e n t

Keywords
• Find your niches
• What’s your traffic
searching for?
• What are the
battles you can
win that are worth
winning?

Not just your site

SEO today is all about:
Relevant quality content not just on your site
but elsewhere…on sites that Google rates

30 SUGGESTIONS

That means creating content that media &
quality bloggers want to carry

Turbo boost it with PR

This is the natural
skill of PR
30 SUGGESTIONS

Example
Research
News releases
Infographic
Online & offline media
Blogger outreach

Misc
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
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Product launches
Service developments
Facility visits
Competitions/reader offers
Awards
Points of view
Predictions
Trends
Piggybacking
Target scheduled features
Events

From Groups
Or via LinkedIn:
• Ask people in a group for their top tips
• Pull together into a branded mini guide
• Host it online
• Credit all contributors
• When it’s ready tell the group
• Contributors will share!

Quick Polls on LinkedIn
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•
•
•
•

Post a poll
Ask everyone you know to take part
Promote it in Groups
Tweet about it
Then use the findings in your PR!

Survey Monkey Research
• Identify areas that
need researching
• Drive people to
your online survey

Guides
• Ask people on twitter
for their top tips
• Turn into a guide
• Promote it
• Pitch to bloggers
• Publish elements on
your blog
• Have guide as a site
download
• Tweet some tips

Encourage sharing
• Have a catalogue? Get people to tweet a
photo of them with the catalogue to get a
prize
• “@ethicalstore is offering the first person
who tweets a picture of themselves with
their new #catalogue, £10 to spend”

Summary
P i p e l i n e
D a t a c a p t u r e
B l o g
M e a s u r e m e n t
K e y w o r d s
P R
C o n t e n t
In t e g r a t e

For Presentation...

Tweet @energypr using
#Digitalmarketingshow

www.energypr.co.uk

Thank You
Louise Findlay-Wilson
@louisefw
@energypr
www.energypr.co.uk

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4. Datacapture But don’t ask for too much!

5. Blog Need to be able to change the content on your site...easily

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7. Planning Completed P i p e l i n e D a t a c a p t u r e B l o g M e a s u r e m e n t

8. Now Drive Traffic

9. Keywords • Find your niches • What’s your traffic searching for? • What are the battles you can win that are worth winning?

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15. Live Example

16. Live Example

17. Live Example

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21. Example – Origin Doors 30 SUGGESTIONS

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