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The document outlines a presentation on content marketing planning for 2014. It discusses how digital landscapes and consumer behaviors have changed, defining content marketing. It then provides a framework for an effective content marketing strategy, including defining the audience and their needs, setting goals, auditing existing content, creating a content calendar, choosing content types, sharing content across platforms, and tracking metrics. The presentation emphasizes the importance of understanding audiences and creating relevant content to meet their needs.
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Content Marketing
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- 2. Francis Skipper EVP ofDigital Marketing 617.259.1605 francis@451marketing.com linkedin.com/in/francisskipper @fskip
- 3. A QUICK STORY… Iwas on my morning hike…
- 4. And this grouprode by on their mountain bikes
- 5. Cool! I wantto learn more about mountain biking!!
- 10. A few weekslater…
- 11. A few weekslater…
- 12. A few weekslater… I want to buy a mountain bike!!
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- 15. Hey! I know thoseguys!
- 17. Agenda Today’s Digital Landscape Whatis Content Marketing? Why Content Marketing? Creating Content Strategy • Plan • Create • Share • Track and Nurture Open Q&A
- 18. We’re in aTime of Change
- 19. The Way WeConsume Information Has Changed One-Way Dialogue
- 20. The Way WeConsume Information Has Changed Percentage of US adult mobile phone users with smartphones 61% Pew Research, Jun 2013
- 21. The Way WeCommunicate Has Changed
- 22. Google is ConstantlyChanging
- 23. Google is ConstantlyChanging Google circa 2000
- 24. Google is ConstantlyChanging Google circa 2010
- 25. Your Audience HasChanged
- 26. Audience Search Habits NavigationalQueries Informational Queries Transactional Queries
- 27. Navigational Queries Informational Queries TransactionalQueries 80% of all queries!
- 28. Google is ConstantlyChanging Google today
- 29. Google is ConstantlyChanging Google today
- 30. That’s Why We’reHere!
- 31. 78% of CMOs seecustom content as the future of marketing Hanley Wood 79% of marketers report that their organizations are shifting to branded content
- 32. Trend for 2014:Storytelling
- 33. Trend for 2014:Storytelling customers clients employees products services
- 34. What is ContentMarketing? Creating and sharing relevant content with your target audience
- 35. Why Content Marketing? •Position as an expert • Attract new customers • Maintain a dialogue with existing and past clients • Increase social signals
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- 37. Why Content Marketing? NOTa silver bullet.
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- 41. Define Your Audience Moms Millennials 1PLAN Businessmen Who are you sharing content with?
- 42. Define Your Audience 25– 44 YEAR OLDS SINGLE, UNMARRIED SOME COLLEGE OR HIGHER EXAMPLE OF TARGET AUDIENCE PROFILE TECH EARLY ADOPTER 1 PLAN URBAN, NORTHEAST SOCIAL MEDIA AUTHORITY
- 43. Define Your Audience 1PLAN 25 – 44 YEAR OLDS TECH EARLY ADOPTER SOME COLLEGE OR HIGHER
- 44. Define Audience Needs 1PLAN Content you create should address your customers’ pain points: • a need • a problem • a desire • a challenge What are your audiences’ biggest pain points/needs?
- 45. Define Audience Needs 1PLAN • I need info on new bikes and gear • I want to meet other mountain bikers • I want to find trails for biking What do your customers need?
- 46. Define Audience Needs Whatdo your customers need? 1 PLAN
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- 48. Define Your Goals 1PLAN “Content helps achieve business objectives, not content objectives.” -Jay Baer
- 49. Define Your Goals TopOrganizational Goals for Content Marketing 1 PLAN
- 50. Define Your Goals 1PLAN Brand Awareness #1 Goal in Survey by MarketingProfs
- 51. Define Your Goals 1PLAN Lead Gen is #1 Goal in for B2B
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- 53. Define Your Goals CustomerAcquisition Audience Engagement Brand Loyalty 1 PLAN
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- 56. Define Your Goals Don’tforget social and search goals! 1 PLAN
- 57. Audit Existing Content 1PLAN Catalog any existing content and categorize by: Type Date Topic Persona Repurpose content that is outdated but still valuable Identify holes or missing content
- 58. Define Major Topics 1PLAN Think about your goals What do you want to be known for?
- 59. Define Major Topics 1PLAN We’re THE go-to resource for • The latest in mountain bikes and gear • Biking lifestyle and how-tos
- 60. Define Team/Roles 1 PLAN •Designate an overall content coordinator • Have coordinator from each functional area • Designate members of senior management team to oversee/ contribute – adds to validity Set clear roles, expectations, and standards
- 61. Create a Calendar 1PLAN • Color code by content type • Clearly define ownership • Create a checklist for social media promotion • Share as far in advance as possible to allow time for creation Use a shared calendar such as Google Calendar to share content plan internally
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- 63. Pick Content Type Whitepapers,eBooks, Case Studies Audio or Video Content Blog and Social Posts Events and Content from Events (Webinars, Workshops) 2 CREATE Images and Infographics Email Newsletters
- 64. Pick Content Type 2 CREATE TopContent Types of2013
- 65. Pick Content Type 2 CREATE Whitepapers,eBooks, Case Studies
- 66. Pick Content Type Blogsand Social Posts 2 CREATE
- 67. Pick Content Type Imagesand Infographics 2 CREATE
- 68. Pick Content Type 2 CREATE Audioand Video
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- 71. Pick Your Platforms 3SHARE Forinstance: • City dwellers are significantly more likely than rural residents to be on Twitter and Instagram • Women are four times as likely as men to use Pinterest • Baby boomers are the fastest growing segment of Facebook Source: Pew Research Center
- 72. 3SHARE Include a CTA SIGNUP SUBSCRIBE DOWNLOAD LEARN MORE ORDER NOW ADD TO CART REGISTER BOOKMARK US
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- 74. Establish Clear Metrics TopContent Marketing Metrics 4TRACK
- 75. Coordinate 4TRACK Have your searchteam track goals and traffic
- 76. Evaluate Performance 4TRACK What’s gettingshared the most, by who, and when?
- 77. Take-Aways • Your audience haschanged • Prior planning… • Your customers expect relevant content across channels • Great content is content that fills a need / answers a question
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- 79. Francis Skipper EVP ofDigital Marketing 617.259.1605 francis@451marketing.com linkedin.com/in/francisskipper @fskip
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