How do you stay TOP OF MIND here on LinkedIn?
Be a CONTENT CREATOR. Help your network succeed by publishing original content that they could learn from.
Be a CONTENT CURATOR. If you're not into content creation, share useful 3rd-party content with your network.
Be an ENGAGEMENT CHAMPION. Browse through your network's content and then like, comment or share any content you find useful.
Be a SUPER CONNECTOR. Introduce your connections to each other. One intro could get them the opportunity they've been waiting for.
Be a COMMUNITY BUILDER. Create an environment that fosters positive and mutually beneficial relationships.
Be an INFLUENCER. If you can get people to act through your content, you're an influencer. Use your influence to help them get out of their comfort zones & be the next influencer.
Be a MOTIVATOR, a source of INSPIRATION. If people get inspired and motivated to BE MORE and DO MORE because of your posts, you're adding a ton of value to their lives.
Did you notice one COMMON thing in the list? All of them encourage GIVING, rather than receiving.
That's the key. Be a GIVER, not a taker. 李
Most of today’s content strategies involve publishing hundred of bits of content per month across social networks, without any cohesive story or narrative behind the content. These random pieces of information tell a story to your fans and customers, whether intended or not.
Are you telling the right brand story?
This hands-on session will help you:
· Identify the genre or type of story that you want to tell
· Develop a monthly story arc in your content calendar
· Create compelling, interesting characters your customers will want to engage
· Invite your customers to be in your story
· Frame your story within the Facebook Timeline layout
Why types of content engages? Inspires? Spreads? Creating spreadable content is a great and cost effective way for nonprofits to reach more people for their cause.
Storytelling in 2016 - 5 Things Your Nonprofit Should Do DifferentlyBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Did your organization tell stories in 2015? Did you get the result you hoped for?
Now that it's January, it's time for a fresh start to storytelling.
In this webinar, Vanessa Chase will cover the five things that nonprofit organizations should be doing differently when it comes to non-profit storytelling. You'll learn about the best opportunities for storytelling, plus easy strategies that your organization can take advantage of in 2016.
Learning objectives:
- Understanding the most common mistakes non-profits make when telling a story
- Learn about opportunities for digital storytelling that can impact your fundraising bottom line
- Get answers to your storytelling questions
Writing for the web requires us to think about the entire ecosystem of digital channels, devices, and contexts. In this talk, we present practical tactics you can start using today to know your audience, find your voice, and consistently write copy for the web that actually gets read and builds your brand in the process.
Writing tools such as a message hierarchy, editorial calendar, keyword strategy, and a web workflow can help marketers write better and write more.
Indepedent Author's Conference: The Jeopardy Approach to Email and Book Marke...Tom Tate
In this presentation, I shared three actionable email marketing strategies to help independent book authors grow their tribes and audiences. If you are interested in book marketing, or growing a base of a loyal fans as an indie author or writer, you'll appreciate some of these tactics. Feel free to contact me if there are questions. This talk was initially delivered at the BookBaby Independent Author's Conference in Philadelphia on November 4th, 2018.
Ten easy to implement ways to grow your online community. A thriving community offers you greater opportunities and be perceived as an influencer and expert in your field of expertise.
Sharing is Caring: People Only Share Content They Care About - Katie CantonBirddogB2B
Presentation given by Katie Canton, Head of Social Media, Birddog, at the B2B Marketing Conference, London, 2014.
Everyone at every conference, on every blog, in every part of the world seems to be banging on about content marketing: that “we all need content marketing”, that “content marketing is the future”, that “if you do one thing this year, you should create more content”. And they’re right. All of them. But, what everyone seems to be glossing over is that for content marketing to work, people need to share your content. And for people to share your content, they need to care about your content, emotionally. So, how do you get your audience to care about your company’s content?
How do you stay TOP OF MIND here on LinkedIn?
Be a CONTENT CREATOR. Help your network succeed by publishing original content that they could learn from.
Be a CONTENT CURATOR. If you're not into content creation, share useful 3rd-party content with your network.
Be an ENGAGEMENT CHAMPION. Browse through your network's content and then like, comment or share any content you find useful.
Be a SUPER CONNECTOR. Introduce your connections to each other. One intro could get them the opportunity they've been waiting for.
Be a COMMUNITY BUILDER. Create an environment that fosters positive and mutually beneficial relationships.
Be an INFLUENCER. If you can get people to act through your content, you're an influencer. Use your influence to help them get out of their comfort zones & be the next influencer.
Be a MOTIVATOR, a source of INSPIRATION. If people get inspired and motivated to BE MORE and DO MORE because of your posts, you're adding a ton of value to their lives.
Did you notice one COMMON thing in the list? All of them encourage GIVING, rather than receiving.
That's the key. Be a GIVER, not a taker. 李
Most of today’s content strategies involve publishing hundred of bits of content per month across social networks, without any cohesive story or narrative behind the content. These random pieces of information tell a story to your fans and customers, whether intended or not.
Are you telling the right brand story?
This hands-on session will help you:
· Identify the genre or type of story that you want to tell
· Develop a monthly story arc in your content calendar
· Create compelling, interesting characters your customers will want to engage
· Invite your customers to be in your story
· Frame your story within the Facebook Timeline layout
Why types of content engages? Inspires? Spreads? Creating spreadable content is a great and cost effective way for nonprofits to reach more people for their cause.
Storytelling in 2016 - 5 Things Your Nonprofit Should Do DifferentlyBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Did your organization tell stories in 2015? Did you get the result you hoped for?
Now that it's January, it's time for a fresh start to storytelling.
In this webinar, Vanessa Chase will cover the five things that nonprofit organizations should be doing differently when it comes to non-profit storytelling. You'll learn about the best opportunities for storytelling, plus easy strategies that your organization can take advantage of in 2016.
Learning objectives:
- Understanding the most common mistakes non-profits make when telling a story
- Learn about opportunities for digital storytelling that can impact your fundraising bottom line
- Get answers to your storytelling questions
Writing for the web requires us to think about the entire ecosystem of digital channels, devices, and contexts. In this talk, we present practical tactics you can start using today to know your audience, find your voice, and consistently write copy for the web that actually gets read and builds your brand in the process.
Writing tools such as a message hierarchy, editorial calendar, keyword strategy, and a web workflow can help marketers write better and write more.
Indepedent Author's Conference: The Jeopardy Approach to Email and Book Marke...Tom Tate
In this presentation, I shared three actionable email marketing strategies to help independent book authors grow their tribes and audiences. If you are interested in book marketing, or growing a base of a loyal fans as an indie author or writer, you'll appreciate some of these tactics. Feel free to contact me if there are questions. This talk was initially delivered at the BookBaby Independent Author's Conference in Philadelphia on November 4th, 2018.
Ten easy to implement ways to grow your online community. A thriving community offers you greater opportunities and be perceived as an influencer and expert in your field of expertise.
Sharing is Caring: People Only Share Content They Care About - Katie CantonBirddogB2B
Presentation given by Katie Canton, Head of Social Media, Birddog, at the B2B Marketing Conference, London, 2014.
Everyone at every conference, on every blog, in every part of the world seems to be banging on about content marketing: that “we all need content marketing”, that “content marketing is the future”, that “if you do one thing this year, you should create more content”. And they’re right. All of them. But, what everyone seems to be glossing over is that for content marketing to work, people need to share your content. And for people to share your content, they need to care about your content, emotionally. So, how do you get your audience to care about your company’s content?
28. Why the Thank A Teacher campaign worked
We knew our audience and the kind of
creative they would share.
We told the story of one specific
group.
We started a conversation by asking
people to thank their teachers, then gave
them the tools to do so.
29. Sonja Jacob
Twitter: @sonja
www.thecultivatedword.com