Football is an incredible opportunity for local media companies, and we have consistently seen our partners bring in more than $100K in revenue with football promotions. Interested in learning more about how you can make the most of football season?
Football is an incredible opportunity for local media companies, and we have consistently seen our partners bring in more than $100K in revenue with football promotions. Interested in learning more about how you can make the most of football season?
Understanding User Intent - Tea-Time SEO' Series of Daily SEO Live TalksAuthoritas
Understanding User Intent
Get practical advice from SEO experts: Becky Simms - CEO of award-winning SEO agency Reflect Digital, Laurent Bourrelly - FrenchTouchSEO - arguably France's leading SEO thought leader and Christopher Hofman Laursen - Lead SEO consultant at the agency IMPACT Extend.
In this short ~20 minute talk they present bite-sized actionable SEO strategy and tips for keyword research and content strategy for the SEO community working from home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Watch a recording of the stream to go with these slides here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fiqtsug-aSo&t=5s
The document discusses how sales funnels can help businesses improve lead generation and monetization. It notes that 80% of sales require multiple follow-ups, but many businesses do not have systems in place for nurturing leads over time. The document then outlines the three pillars of lead generation and monetization as traffic acquisition, lead capture, and funnel/lead nurture. It provides examples of how a sales funnel approach can generate significantly more sales than a one-time promotional campaign by capturing leads and nurturing them through multiple touchpoints over time.
The document discusses social selling and how to connect with modern buyers. It summarizes that marketing needs to know more about sales, sales needs to know more about marketing, and everyone needs to know more about customers. The document provides guidance on how to do social selling, including optimizing LinkedIn profiles, personalizing connection requests, following influencers and customers on social media, and sharing useful content. It emphasizes that social selling requires alignment across departments and needs to be a sustainable program with training, resources, and recognition to track results.
The document discusses common challenges with executing inbound marketing and provides a 30-minute marketing plan to address these challenges. It outlines a 5-step plan: 1) Developing a strategy before tactics, 2) Leveraging content, 3) Taking an integrated marketing approach, 4) Ongoing outreach and optimization, and 5) Setting goals. The plan provides tactics for each step, emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach using multiple channels and ongoing testing and optimization to drive results.
The winter holidays are by far the biggest spending season, and Cyber Monday – the Monday after Thanksgiving Day – is the top spending day of the year.
Media companies have the opportunity to generate TONS of revenue, engagement, and new email opt-ins in November and December. To learn how to make the most of this opportunity with contests, ballots, and ecommerce promotions, check out the Promotions for the Holidays webinar.
The document describes several direct mail marketing campaigns for different businesses that used custom printed boxes, gifts, and other items to generate leads and secure sales appointments. The mailers targeted specific industries and included follow up by sales teams. The direct mail programs resulted in high appointment booking rates when sales teams followed up with potential clients.
Amy Bills discusses how her company was able to build support for an advocate marketing program by addressing skeptics' concerns. The company found the right resources and partner to educate skeptical leadership about the program's benefits and investment required over a year-long process. After launching, the program generated over 100 reviews, $200,000 in pipeline from referrals, and a 30% increase in customer advocates within the first year, demonstrating remarkable results.
Football is an incredible opportunity for local media companies, and we have consistently seen our partners bring in more than $100K in revenue with football promotions. Interested in learning more about how you can make the most of football season?
Understanding User Intent - Tea-Time SEO' Series of Daily SEO Live TalksAuthoritas
Understanding User Intent
Get practical advice from SEO experts: Becky Simms - CEO of award-winning SEO agency Reflect Digital, Laurent Bourrelly - FrenchTouchSEO - arguably France's leading SEO thought leader and Christopher Hofman Laursen - Lead SEO consultant at the agency IMPACT Extend.
In this short ~20 minute talk they present bite-sized actionable SEO strategy and tips for keyword research and content strategy for the SEO community working from home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Watch a recording of the stream to go with these slides here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fiqtsug-aSo&t=5s
The document discusses how sales funnels can help businesses improve lead generation and monetization. It notes that 80% of sales require multiple follow-ups, but many businesses do not have systems in place for nurturing leads over time. The document then outlines the three pillars of lead generation and monetization as traffic acquisition, lead capture, and funnel/lead nurture. It provides examples of how a sales funnel approach can generate significantly more sales than a one-time promotional campaign by capturing leads and nurturing them through multiple touchpoints over time.
The document discusses social selling and how to connect with modern buyers. It summarizes that marketing needs to know more about sales, sales needs to know more about marketing, and everyone needs to know more about customers. The document provides guidance on how to do social selling, including optimizing LinkedIn profiles, personalizing connection requests, following influencers and customers on social media, and sharing useful content. It emphasizes that social selling requires alignment across departments and needs to be a sustainable program with training, resources, and recognition to track results.
The document discusses common challenges with executing inbound marketing and provides a 30-minute marketing plan to address these challenges. It outlines a 5-step plan: 1) Developing a strategy before tactics, 2) Leveraging content, 3) Taking an integrated marketing approach, 4) Ongoing outreach and optimization, and 5) Setting goals. The plan provides tactics for each step, emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach using multiple channels and ongoing testing and optimization to drive results.
The winter holidays are by far the biggest spending season, and Cyber Monday – the Monday after Thanksgiving Day – is the top spending day of the year.
Media companies have the opportunity to generate TONS of revenue, engagement, and new email opt-ins in November and December. To learn how to make the most of this opportunity with contests, ballots, and ecommerce promotions, check out the Promotions for the Holidays webinar.
The document describes several direct mail marketing campaigns for different businesses that used custom printed boxes, gifts, and other items to generate leads and secure sales appointments. The mailers targeted specific industries and included follow up by sales teams. The direct mail programs resulted in high appointment booking rates when sales teams followed up with potential clients.
Amy Bills discusses how her company was able to build support for an advocate marketing program by addressing skeptics' concerns. The company found the right resources and partner to educate skeptical leadership about the program's benefits and investment required over a year-long process. After launching, the program generated over 100 reviews, $200,000 in pipeline from referrals, and a 30% increase in customer advocates within the first year, demonstrating remarkable results.
This document outlines an awards ceremony for promotions programs. It provides an agenda for the ceremony with categories, nominees, and winners. The categories include contests, ballots, quizzes, ecommerce programs, and promotions campaigns. Descriptions and organizations for each nominee are listed, followed by the winner. The document promotes engagement on social media and opportunities to win prizes for participation.
Second Street hosted our annual Promotions Summit in early June. This two-day event explored the best practices for media professionals to drive revenue, grow email databases, and engage their audience with online promotions.
One of the best ways to succeed with promotions is to form a year-long strategy and build an integrated calendar, but it's just as important to revisit that calendar at the beginning of each quarter to fill in the details.
This document provides an overview of using Facebook contests to increase engagement and revenue. It discusses how contests can be run on a website, mobile devices, tablets, and Facebook to reach audiences anywhere. Case studies are presented that demonstrate how contests were used to build audiences, generate revenue from sponsors, and grow email databases. Best practices are outlined such as keeping contests simple, incorporating sharing features, and continuing engagement beyond the contest period.
One of the best ways to succeed with promotions is to form a year-long strategy and build an integrated calendar, but it's just as important to revisit that calendar at the beginning of each quarter to fill in the details.
The document discusses strategies for building email databases and growing audiences through email marketing. It provides examples from newspapers that have successfully grown their email lists and marketing revenue through contests, deals, and promotions. Specific case studies are presented that show how contests and promotions around things like pizza increased email list sign-ups and engagement substantially. Best practices are outlined around using deals, contests, and leveraging existing online and offline assets to maximize email list growth.
The document discusses the importance of using promotions to drive event attendance and strategy. It notes that spending on promotions has increased significantly in recent years. Effective promotions rely on having a robust consumer database to segment and target audiences. Case studies show how various media companies generated substantial revenue and leads through targeted promotional campaigns for their events. Maintaining a large consumer database allows for more customized promotions and valuable profiling of consumers.
At the NAB Small Market Television Exchange 2013, Matt Coen presented on a panel on how to drive revenue with social media. Here is his deck that covers Facebook contesting, deal cards, and ballot promotions.
This webinar discusses how quizzes can be used to engage audiences and drive revenue for media companies. It provides examples of how quizzes increased engagement on social media and drove high opt-in rates for data collection. The webinar also outlines how to get buy-in for quizzes by showing their benefits, how to target advertisers that could sponsor quizzes, and promotion strategies like aligning quizzes with current programming. Attendees are provided with resources for turnkey quizzes and training on quiz planning and administration.
This document provides information about running a college basketball bracket promotion, including:
1. Contact information for PromotionsLab representatives and an overview of the Promotions Platform.
2. Details on running an "Upfront 3 in 1 Bracket" promotion that allows participants to enter 3 separate bracket contests for a single registration.
3. Case studies showing how radio, TV, and newspaper stations have successfully run basketball bracket promotions, including promotion strategies, packages offered to sponsors, and results.
4. Tips for running a variety of associated promotions, planning the bracket promotion 3 months in advance, selling sponsor packages 2 months out, and promoting the contest 1 month out.
How Every Media Company Can Drive Revenue with Ecommerce PromotionsUpland Second Street
This document summarizes an ecommerce promotions webinar. It discusses various types of promotion models like daily deals, weekly offers, progressive discount stores, cards, theme weeks, and exclusive offers. Case studies are provided of different companies that have used these models. The webinar speakers then discuss tools for success, such as contest and sales planning. Attendees are encouraged to build a franchise around local ecommerce promotions using the right mix of models to achieve revenue goals while maintaining deal quality.
Survey from Borrell Associates reveals email is key, digital advertising is in prime spot for growth within SMBs + how you can be prepared to take advantage of this huge opportunity.
This document discusses various holiday promotion ideas that media companies can offer to advertisers. It presents three gift packages of promotions that are ready-to-implement. Gift package #1 includes quiz bundles, holiday sweeps, and a deals network with a total potential revenue of $21,500. Gift package #2 adds upgrades like an ecommerce theme week, custom quiz and custom sweeps for a total potential of $49,000. Gift package #3 fills to the top with additions like a holiday photo contest and golf card for a potential of $82,500. The document provides case studies and specifics on setting up different promotion types to help media companies establish a goal and select the holiday gifts that best fit their market.
AAN Annual Meeting - Promotions & Interactive Content ExplosionUpland Second Street
The document discusses the steps for media companies to become modern audience engagement companies. It outlines 7 key steps: 1) cross-departmental collaboration, 2) establishing goals and a plan, 3) owning relationships with consumers through email, 4) building and leveraging consumer profiles, 5) delivering measurable results to clients, 6) targeting and personalizing content and advertising, and 7) creating a corporate strategy. Industry experts provide advice and perspectives on each of the 7 steps.
This document discusses strategies for running successful football promotions. It provides important dates for the 2015 college and NFL football seasons. It then discusses different types of promotions that can generate revenue, including pick'em contests, sweepstakes, ballots, quizzes and offers. Case studies are presented of promotions that generated between $4,000-$125,000 in revenue. Best practices for marketing, sales, timelines and leveraging assets are covered. The goal is to help media companies generate significant revenue from football promotions.
How Radio Can Drive Digital Revenue & Generate Qualified Leads with Online Pr...Upland Second Street
1. The document discusses how digital promotions and contests can be used to generate revenue, leads, and engagement for advertisers.
2. Examples are provided of successful sponsored contests run on radio stations' websites that resulted in thousands of social media mentions and dollars of revenue.
3. Strategies are presented for using contests to solve advertiser challenges like lead generation and growing social followings.
Unless you take the time to understand your advertisers' businesses on a deeper level, you won’t be able to give them what they really need – a solution. To learn how to more effectively sell solutions, flip through the deck from our How to Solve Advertiser Challenges with Promotions webinar.
Football fans are incredibly passionate about their sport, and this passion holds for not only professional football, but also college and even high school football.
People throw parties every week to watch football games. They paint their faces. They spend hours outside in the sweltering heat or frigid cold tailgating before a game.
This means that the opportunity – and variety – around football promotions is immense. In fact, we’ve seen our partners drive six-figure revenue from a single pro football contest!
Our How to Drive Revenue & Advertiser Results with Football Promotions webinar took an in-depth at how local media companies of all types and sizes are finding success with football promotions - and how you can too.
40 million Americans fill out a college basketball bracket each year. Make the most of the madness by complementing your bracket with a star-studded lineup of basketball promotions that will engage your audience.
This document outlines an awards ceremony for promotions programs. It provides an agenda for the ceremony with categories, nominees, and winners. The categories include contests, ballots, quizzes, ecommerce programs, and promotions campaigns. Descriptions and organizations for each nominee are listed, followed by the winner. The document promotes engagement on social media and opportunities to win prizes for participation.
Second Street hosted our annual Promotions Summit in early June. This two-day event explored the best practices for media professionals to drive revenue, grow email databases, and engage their audience with online promotions.
One of the best ways to succeed with promotions is to form a year-long strategy and build an integrated calendar, but it's just as important to revisit that calendar at the beginning of each quarter to fill in the details.
This document provides an overview of using Facebook contests to increase engagement and revenue. It discusses how contests can be run on a website, mobile devices, tablets, and Facebook to reach audiences anywhere. Case studies are presented that demonstrate how contests were used to build audiences, generate revenue from sponsors, and grow email databases. Best practices are outlined such as keeping contests simple, incorporating sharing features, and continuing engagement beyond the contest period.
One of the best ways to succeed with promotions is to form a year-long strategy and build an integrated calendar, but it's just as important to revisit that calendar at the beginning of each quarter to fill in the details.
The document discusses strategies for building email databases and growing audiences through email marketing. It provides examples from newspapers that have successfully grown their email lists and marketing revenue through contests, deals, and promotions. Specific case studies are presented that show how contests and promotions around things like pizza increased email list sign-ups and engagement substantially. Best practices are outlined around using deals, contests, and leveraging existing online and offline assets to maximize email list growth.
The document discusses the importance of using promotions to drive event attendance and strategy. It notes that spending on promotions has increased significantly in recent years. Effective promotions rely on having a robust consumer database to segment and target audiences. Case studies show how various media companies generated substantial revenue and leads through targeted promotional campaigns for their events. Maintaining a large consumer database allows for more customized promotions and valuable profiling of consumers.
At the NAB Small Market Television Exchange 2013, Matt Coen presented on a panel on how to drive revenue with social media. Here is his deck that covers Facebook contesting, deal cards, and ballot promotions.
This webinar discusses how quizzes can be used to engage audiences and drive revenue for media companies. It provides examples of how quizzes increased engagement on social media and drove high opt-in rates for data collection. The webinar also outlines how to get buy-in for quizzes by showing their benefits, how to target advertisers that could sponsor quizzes, and promotion strategies like aligning quizzes with current programming. Attendees are provided with resources for turnkey quizzes and training on quiz planning and administration.
This document provides information about running a college basketball bracket promotion, including:
1. Contact information for PromotionsLab representatives and an overview of the Promotions Platform.
2. Details on running an "Upfront 3 in 1 Bracket" promotion that allows participants to enter 3 separate bracket contests for a single registration.
3. Case studies showing how radio, TV, and newspaper stations have successfully run basketball bracket promotions, including promotion strategies, packages offered to sponsors, and results.
4. Tips for running a variety of associated promotions, planning the bracket promotion 3 months in advance, selling sponsor packages 2 months out, and promoting the contest 1 month out.
How Every Media Company Can Drive Revenue with Ecommerce PromotionsUpland Second Street
This document summarizes an ecommerce promotions webinar. It discusses various types of promotion models like daily deals, weekly offers, progressive discount stores, cards, theme weeks, and exclusive offers. Case studies are provided of different companies that have used these models. The webinar speakers then discuss tools for success, such as contest and sales planning. Attendees are encouraged to build a franchise around local ecommerce promotions using the right mix of models to achieve revenue goals while maintaining deal quality.
Survey from Borrell Associates reveals email is key, digital advertising is in prime spot for growth within SMBs + how you can be prepared to take advantage of this huge opportunity.
This document discusses various holiday promotion ideas that media companies can offer to advertisers. It presents three gift packages of promotions that are ready-to-implement. Gift package #1 includes quiz bundles, holiday sweeps, and a deals network with a total potential revenue of $21,500. Gift package #2 adds upgrades like an ecommerce theme week, custom quiz and custom sweeps for a total potential of $49,000. Gift package #3 fills to the top with additions like a holiday photo contest and golf card for a potential of $82,500. The document provides case studies and specifics on setting up different promotion types to help media companies establish a goal and select the holiday gifts that best fit their market.
AAN Annual Meeting - Promotions & Interactive Content ExplosionUpland Second Street
The document discusses the steps for media companies to become modern audience engagement companies. It outlines 7 key steps: 1) cross-departmental collaboration, 2) establishing goals and a plan, 3) owning relationships with consumers through email, 4) building and leveraging consumer profiles, 5) delivering measurable results to clients, 6) targeting and personalizing content and advertising, and 7) creating a corporate strategy. Industry experts provide advice and perspectives on each of the 7 steps.
This document discusses strategies for running successful football promotions. It provides important dates for the 2015 college and NFL football seasons. It then discusses different types of promotions that can generate revenue, including pick'em contests, sweepstakes, ballots, quizzes and offers. Case studies are presented of promotions that generated between $4,000-$125,000 in revenue. Best practices for marketing, sales, timelines and leveraging assets are covered. The goal is to help media companies generate significant revenue from football promotions.
How Radio Can Drive Digital Revenue & Generate Qualified Leads with Online Pr...Upland Second Street
1. The document discusses how digital promotions and contests can be used to generate revenue, leads, and engagement for advertisers.
2. Examples are provided of successful sponsored contests run on radio stations' websites that resulted in thousands of social media mentions and dollars of revenue.
3. Strategies are presented for using contests to solve advertiser challenges like lead generation and growing social followings.
Unless you take the time to understand your advertisers' businesses on a deeper level, you won’t be able to give them what they really need – a solution. To learn how to more effectively sell solutions, flip through the deck from our How to Solve Advertiser Challenges with Promotions webinar.
Football fans are incredibly passionate about their sport, and this passion holds for not only professional football, but also college and even high school football.
People throw parties every week to watch football games. They paint their faces. They spend hours outside in the sweltering heat or frigid cold tailgating before a game.
This means that the opportunity – and variety – around football promotions is immense. In fact, we’ve seen our partners drive six-figure revenue from a single pro football contest!
Our How to Drive Revenue & Advertiser Results with Football Promotions webinar took an in-depth at how local media companies of all types and sizes are finding success with football promotions - and how you can too.
40 million Americans fill out a college basketball bracket each year. Make the most of the madness by complementing your bracket with a star-studded lineup of basketball promotions that will engage your audience.
This document provides information and best practices for running successful college basketball promotions. It includes examples of promotions from radio stations, newspapers, and digital platforms. The key recommendations are to 1) run an upfront 3-in-1 bracket, 2) include a variety of smaller promotions, 3) plan promotions 3 months in advance, 4) sell sponsorships 2 months out, and 5) heavily promote contests 1 month out. Case studies show how following these steps increased engagement, revenue, and leads for media companies and sponsors. The document also includes sample promotion packages and timelines to help others replicate successful basketball marketing campaigns.
This webinar presentation discusses how media companies can profit from golf promotions. It recommends a four step approach: 1) Run a golf card promotion in early spring through the season for high revenue. 2) Launch local and network offers to supplement the card. 3) Run engaging quiz promotions throughout the season. 4) Host a fantasy golf contest for targeted engagement and major revenue. Sample promotions from media partners generated over $100,000 in revenue. The presentation provides strategies for promotions, targeting golf's affluent demographic, and building a annual golf promotion calendar.
This document discusses how media companies can generate revenue through Facebook advertiser contests. It provides case studies of radio, TV, and newspaper companies that saw success growing their Facebook likes, databases, and engagement through contests. Best practices are shared such as using sweepstakes, targeting prizes to audiences, and promoting contests through various advertising channels and email. Sample campaign packages tailored for different media are presented, with radio packages starting at $5,000 and TV and newspaper packages at $4,500-5,500. The document encourages media sales teams to leverage Facebook contests to generate new revenue from advertisers.
This document provides information and best practices for running a college basketball bracket promotion. It discusses selling the promotion 2 months in advance, planning the promotion 3 months in advance, running a variety of related promotions, and promoting the bracket 1 month out. Case studies are presented from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, KKFN radio in Denver, and WPSD TV in Paducah. The document recommends running an upfront 3-in-1 bracket, selling packages to multiple sponsors, and promoting through various media including social media, email, display ads, and radio/TV. Sample package deals and timelines are also presented.
Discover how print publications stations of all types and sizes are finding success with Readers’ Choice ballots – and how you can too – in the How Print Can Drive Revenue with Readers’ Choice Ballots webinar. We were joined by Blair Barna, the Advertising Director & Co-Owner at Charleston City Paper, Alesia Humphries, the Chief of Digital Sales for The Signal, and Bonnie Markham, the Advertising Manager for the Alton Telegraph.
Planning Your Revenue-Generating Promotions Strategy for the YearUpland Second Street
One of the best ways to succeed with online promotions is to form a year-long strategy and build an integrated promotions calendar that incorporates contests, ballots, deals in with your calendar.
The document outlines 5 steps to grow deals revenue: 1) focus on deal quality, 2) emphasize sales, 3) grow the deals database, 4) engage the existing database, and 5) evolve the deals model over time. It provides examples from the Quad-City Times' promotions lab of how they implemented each step, such as running proven deals repeatedly, making deals a regular discussion at sales meetings, growing their database through contests and ballots, engaging the database through credits and surveys, and expanding their annual promotions like Father's Day deals. The overall goal is to use deals to drive new revenue and continue refining the program.
This webinar discusses how promotions are increasingly important for businesses and media companies. Promotions spending has grown significantly while advertising spending has declined. The webinar outlines different types of promotions like discounts, coupons, contests, and events. It emphasizes using email marketing as the central way to drive promotions success. Case studies show how media companies have generated millions in revenue through promotions involving contests, deals, and email lists. The webinar advises media companies to view promotions as a standalone business, educate advertisers, and use data to target categories and position as experts.
New tools allow media companies to run ballot promotions more effectively and efficiently than they have been able to in the past. It is also now easier than ever to run a variety of niche ballots throughout the year, in addition to a large-scale metro ballot once a year.
To learn how to make the most of this opportunity to engage your audience with targeted ballots, flip through the slide deck from our Ideas for Niche Ballots webinar, for which we were joined by Tammy Burdick from The Roanoke Times (they’re on track to make more than $76K!).
This webinar discusses how affiliates can generate revenue during the holidays through promotions like contests, deals, and ballots. The presenters recommend running various promotions from November through December to capitalize on holiday spending. Successful past promotions examples include contests that generated hundreds of opt-ins and deals stores producing over $10,000 in revenue. The webinar provides templates and tools to help affiliates create their own holiday promotions and maximize engagement through email, social media, and other promotional channels.
This document summarizes a webinar about using Facebook contests to generate leads, grow databases, and build likes for advertisers. It discusses how Facebook contests can be a major opportunity for advertisers, provides case studies of radio, TV, and newspaper advertisers who saw success, and offers best practices for prospecting clients, planning contests, and promoting them. The webinar emphasizes that Facebook contests can help advertisers make money, acquire new advertisers, and drive key metrics like leads, database growth, and likes.
Football fans are incredibly passionate about their sport, and this passion holds for not only professional football, but also college and even high school football. This means that the opportunity - and variety - around football promotions is immense. In fact, we’ve seen our partners drive six-figure revenue from a single pro football contest!
Planning a calendar is key to success, revenue, and engagement with promotions. This webinar will help you brainstorm and build a year-long calendar that's built for success in 2016.
Summer brings challenges when it comes to driving new revenue with promotions, but it also bring opportunities. In fact, we’ve seen partners drive over $45,000 with summer promotions!
To discover best practices and tips for planning, selling, and administering summer promotions, watch a recording or our Summer Promotions Survival Guide.
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With a million things on your plate and tons of ideas to consider, we’ve cut through the distractions to highlight four ideas you need to sell right now! In this 30-minute webinar, we’ll walk you through proven ideas, how to sell them, the advertisers to target, and all the resources you need to make it even easier to drive significant revenue.
This document summarizes a webinar about generating leads through contests and quizzes. It provides examples of successful lead generation campaigns run by home services, financial, real estate, automotive, grocery, education and healthcare companies. The webinar highlights top advertiser categories and goals, and offers resources for developing lead generation ideas and accessing guidance from success managers.
This webinar discusses turning lead generation campaigns into a business line. It outlines 5 steps to make it happen: 1) understand the benefits of lead gen campaigns, 2) target advertisers in top categories like home services, 3) understand clients' needs through a client needs assessment, 4) sell recurring campaigns and packaged solutions, and 5) follow up regularly to provide data and pass along new leads. The webinar encourages attendees to trust their solutions and just do it.
Maximize Revenue & Renewals from Your Advertiser Lead-Gen CampaignsUpland Second Street
Lead-gen campaigns unlock an unlimited number of advertiser opportunities. Now while more businesses than ever are within your reach, are you reaching out to the top advertisers? See how you can make the right pitch to the right advertisers to maximize your results and drive renewals.
Fine Tune Your Best Of Strategy to Maximize Revenue & EngagementUpland Second Street
Learn the ins-and-outs of optimizing your ballot for success, maximizing your ad sales strategies, and prospecting businesses from nomination to winners phase. Hear top trends among our most successful Best Of campaigns to level up your strategy, get your whole company and community excited, and drive significant revenue.
Coming out of the challenges of last year, 2021 is poised to see the largest increase in advertising budgets ever. And promotions will be leading the charge. Your sales reps need to be talking to advertisers to plan their ad spend right now. Find out what to say – and how to say it – to make sure your media company is fully prepared to grab big dollars during the brewing promotions explosion!
How to Ensure Maximum Success from Recurring Revenue CampaignsUpland Second Street
Securing reliable, steady revenue is more important than ever. From covering the key steps of a perfect pitch to creating a successful long-lasting campaign, we’ll give you all the details to create a recurring revenue campaign optimized to deliver big dollars all year long.
At the 12th Annual Second Street Awards we recognized excellence across more than 4,000 media partners. With 28 categories, we shared the top promotions and email stories of 2020. This year was challenging to say the least, but the successes were bigger than ever!
1) The document outlines various engagement tools and promotional strategies that a radio station can use as part of a football season-long campaign on the Second Street platform, including pick'ems, quizzes, contests, ballots and sweepstakes.
2) Example campaign plans ranging from $50,000 to $100,000 in potential revenue are presented, incorporating different combinations of engagement tools over the football season.
3) Promotional strategies like email, print, radio, video and social media are recommended to drive participation in the various engagement tools.
Whether you’re new to promotions and interactive content, or you’re looking for ways to build on your annual revenue, it’s time to maximize your opportunities this fall.
In this webinar, we break down the opportunities month-by-month and provide you with advertisers to target, case studies for inspiration, and tips and best practices to help you succeed this fall.
The document outlines a webinar discussing Second Street's football engagement tools for affiliates. It introduces the speakers and encourages participants to follow @secondstreet on Twitter for a chance to win a prize. Various engagement tools are then showcased, including photo voting, quizzes, pick'ems, surveys and more. Case studies demonstrate tools driving revenue and engagement. Lastly, tips are provided on how to sell, promote and maximize tools for advertiser results.
While many media companies experience a dip in their revenue during the summer months, it doesn't have to be that way. By filling your summer calendar with a good mix of promotions, you can heat up your summer revenue.
As a newspaper or magazine, you have a large audience and a nearly unlimited inventory. You can leverage the power of print to achieve maximum results with your online promotions.
The document discusses how newspapers can capitalize on quizzes to drive engagement, revenue, and data collection. It defines different types of quizzes and explains why quizzes appeal to audiences and advertisers. The document provides tips for creating a quiz plan, selling quizzes to advertisers, promoting quizzes, and includes some quiz ideas for the fourth quarter of the year. The overall message is that quizzes are a fun way for newspapers to solve advertiser needs and align with current promotions.
Instagram has become one of the most popular social media platforms, allowing people to share photos, videos, and stories with their followers. Sometimes, though, you might want to view someone's story without them knowing.
Ready to Unlock the Power of Blockchain!Toptal Tech
Imagine a world where data flows freely, yet remains secure. A world where trust is built into the fabric of every transaction. This is the promise of blockchain, a revolutionary technology poised to reshape our digital landscape.
Toptal Tech is at the forefront of this innovation, connecting you with the brightest minds in blockchain development. Together, we can unlock the potential of this transformative technology, building a future of transparency, security, and endless possibilities.
Understanding User Behavior with Google Analytics.pdfSEO Article Boost
Unlocking the full potential of Google Analytics is crucial for understanding and optimizing your website’s performance. This guide dives deep into the essential aspects of Google Analytics, from analyzing traffic sources to understanding user demographics and tracking user engagement.
Traffic Sources Analysis:
Discover where your website traffic originates. By examining the Acquisition section, you can identify whether visitors come from organic search, paid campaigns, direct visits, social media, or referral links. This knowledge helps in refining marketing strategies and optimizing resource allocation.
User Demographics Insights:
Gain a comprehensive view of your audience by exploring demographic data in the Audience section. Understand age, gender, and interests to tailor your marketing strategies effectively. Leverage this information to create personalized content and improve user engagement and conversion rates.
Tracking User Engagement:
Learn how to measure user interaction with your site through key metrics like bounce rate, average session duration, and pages per session. Enhance user experience by analyzing engagement metrics and implementing strategies to keep visitors engaged.
Conversion Rate Optimization:
Understand the importance of conversion rates and how to track them using Google Analytics. Set up Goals, analyze conversion funnels, segment your audience, and employ A/B testing to optimize your website for higher conversions. Utilize ecommerce tracking and multi-channel funnels for a detailed view of your sales performance and marketing channel contributions.
Custom Reports and Dashboards:
Create custom reports and dashboards to visualize and interpret data relevant to your business goals. Use advanced filters, segments, and visualization options to gain deeper insights. Incorporate custom dimensions and metrics for tailored data analysis. Integrate external data sources to enrich your analytics and make well-informed decisions.
This guide is designed to help you harness the power of Google Analytics for making data-driven decisions that enhance website performance and achieve your digital marketing objectives. Whether you are looking to improve SEO, refine your social media strategy, or boost conversion rates, understanding and utilizing Google Analytics is essential for your success.
Gen Z and the marketplaces - let's translate their needsLaura Szabó
The product workshop focused on exploring the requirements of Generation Z in relation to marketplace dynamics. We delved into their specific needs, examined the specifics in their shopping preferences, and analyzed their preferred methods for accessing information and making purchases within a marketplace. Through the study of real-life cases , we tried to gain valuable insights into enhancing the marketplace experience for Generation Z.
The workshop was held on the DMA Conference in Vienna June 2024.
Discover the benefits of outsourcing SEO to Indiadavidjhones387
"Discover the benefits of outsourcing SEO to India! From cost-effective services and expert professionals to round-the-clock work advantages, learn how your business can achieve digital success with Indian SEO solutions.
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Julie Foley
Director of Affiliate Success
Second Street
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Alesia Humphries
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The Signal
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Tammy Burdick
Senior Market Analyst
The Roanoke Times
@So_Tammy
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Editor's Notes
Welcome to our webinar on tackling High School and College Football promotions.
My name is Julie foley and I am the directof or affiliate success for second street. Today I’m joined by alesia humpries chief of digial sales at The Signal and Tammy Burdick sr market analyst at the Roanoke times
First lets take care of Some housekeeping items. We are recording. You’ll get a link. We want to you to interact with us and ask questions.
Also join us on twitter. We will be live tweeting during the webinar. Use the hashtag #promotionslab. The top tweeter
A little bit about second street. We are really proud to work with media companies and they are using our platform to generate digital revenue, grow their email and social databases and capture valuable consumer data and insights though our suite of products and we will touch on many of those today.
Playbook is newly updated! Hot off the press! Go to secondstreetlab.com/football to download it!
One last thing. I want to remind everyone about promotions university. Our on demand training and certification program. Access is free to all of our partners. We are proud of all of partners who have gotten certified over the last year. BOTH of our speakers on the webinar today are certified graduates of promotions university!
To celebrate we are giving away an apple watch. BRAND NEW Course added: Advertiser Contest SALES!
Change this to AGENDA
Tell them what we are going to cover.
We are going to look at a number of football promotions – quizzes, ballots, pickems
They may be a great compliment to your game or they may stand on your own
You may choose to run one or several of them to package into a camapaign for your advertiser.
What you’ll see here is there is a lot of potential with football.
At the very least you need a plan for football – to generate revenue and grow audience
We are going to look at our managed college football pickem
And we have two more football webinars left this summer! July 23 and aug 13. visit the url on your screen to regisiter. And now we are ready to get started and discuss the promotion opportunities aournd hs and college football.
But first…lets got back in time….
First you should know that I LOVE college football.
So much so that I painted my lawn, and had the mascot show up to take pictures.
So in 2007 I needed an idea to generate online revenue. If any of you were working in local media in 2007 you’ll know how difficult it was to sell ANYTHING let alone online campaigns.
For me this is where contesting got started
The ultimate football contest in Statesboro
A few games ppl cared about in the SEC, the ACC and of course the SOCON – where gsu used to play – fed into the passion of Statesboro, ga
Really hammers home what we are hear to talk about. Hs and college opportunities
If any of you were working in local media in 2007 you know how difficult it was to sell ads – especially DIGITAL
This is a small market. We have a university of 20,000 students – a GREAT football team. And a 6,000 circ paper. Needed something to excite local advertisers about our digital offerings
Enter – Second Street and their CUSTOM contest engine!
I created a custom college football
Pigskin Pickem: 13 week contest
14 Sponsors
400 Players
Social Networking
$12,000 in Revenue
Going on EIGHT years
JULIE
We are going to walk through several promotion ideas that you can implement during football season
We are really lucky to be joined by two really successful affiliates who have executed football promtions in their markets.
First lets discuss MANAGED pickems. Managed Sports Pickems are created by us at Second Street and managed week to week by our team. We put in scores and pick winners. We are going to ehar from Roanoke about their custom college pickem
Football, Football, Football! The season is nearing and the buzz is already starting to build. Whether you’re talking about high school, college or pro, you want to be sure to take advantage of our national game and capture your part of the all of the spending and passion around football.
Valued at $2500
Dates to remember!
Thursday night Sept 10th
Steelers vs Patriots
Dates to remember!
Thursday night Sept 10th
Steelers vs Patriots
Simple way to execute a promotion for an advertiser
Ballots
Improved! Truly turnkey now! You go to create one and the styling and the categories and subcategories are automatically uploaded for you.
Going to hear from alesia in a moment!
seen this for bball - develop one for gsu/app matchup (show 3 questions)
seen this for bball - develop one for gsu/app matchup (show 3 questions)
seen this for bball - develop one for gsu/app matchup (show 3 questions)
Lets hear from our partners.
Name
Title
Property
City (if necessary)
Alesia and the Signal has turned their ballot into a major local event and has seen sustained growth over the last two years
A lot of excitement around high school football in santa clarita
Two ballots and a custom hs pickem. Going to talk about ballots today.
But who’s counting?
Tim Hall
Tim Hall
Tim Hall
How long it ran
Sales sheet – how we sold
How did we deliver?
Print and online
How you promoted
First year
Worth so much more.
Could get 5 sponsors to pay 5k each
Going into its 3rd year!
At least
To use in future promotions
Brand new audience we were able to capture that want to be involved in everything we do!
Just to come full circle with the results the advertiser saw
Providence - had JUST come to the SCV and had just expanded their brand. a lot of competition.
needed leads to bring ppl into their storefront
What a great way to break into the community
Perfect tie in and demographic for them and their brand
The event at the end. wanted to convey that they are family friendly/care about community.
Wanted to expand on success of the end of the year ballot program
SCV Football preview
HS football teams, showed up at every home game passing these out to everyone
Ppl were really excited about it
So much engagement
Ppl were truly excited and engaged and offended and got a lot of buzz
How did we promote?
Paper
Online
Social media
Cover photo
Twitter
Providence Football Ballot: 1081 users 31,700 votes
What is the one takeaway – of how you sold – or the audience it drew – if you could say ONE thing to convince someone to run a hs promotion in their market…what would it be?
What do you think about college and high school football? The opportunity for revenue and audience?
Why college football in Roanoke?
Passion for it
But who’s counting?
Tim Hall
Tim Hall
Tim Hall
The Roanoke Times Sports department had been running Fearless Forecasters – a small college football pick’em – for 5 years, but we had never offered prizes or sold advertising around it, which meant that there was no revenue and no promotional hype or excitement from the audience. Purely newsroom.
“In 2013, the Advertising and News teams watched a How to Sell Football Promotions webinar and were really impressed with the program Marty Carry has put together at his newspapers, so we decided to switch up our own approach to their Fearless Forecasters contest.”
How did we do it?
We just downloaded the playbook and did what seconds street told us to do.
How many sponsors
4 major - $
8 supporting sponsors - $
14 weeks (double check)
The Roanoke Times had a promotional blitz that kicked-off the week prior to the start of College Football season. We set up a sweepstakes for a contest for a pair of Washington Redskins club-level tickets for anyone who signed up for Fearless Forecasters by the first game. The entire promotional plan included the following elements:
ROP
Pencil push-down (2x)
Sports bloggers featuring contest in posts
Multiple emails to the news list, circulation list, and previous Fearless Forecasters contest players
Digital billboards
Point-of-purchase materials for advertisers
Facebook PPC ads
Kraft wraps
Advertiser logos were used in all promotions that were large enough to accommodate, with the exception of a few digital ads.
Here’s an example of a how The Roanoke Times promoted the contest in print, which prominently features the Featured Fearless Forecaster VIP pickers of the week:
Social media
$5k more in 2014 than 2013
Kickoff sales for this in a couple weeks.
Do the sales for this in the one month leading up to college football season
This is a major initiative for us
Have advertisers return
Ones that really enjoy college football and making picks
What is the one takeaway – of how you sold – or the audience it drew – if you could say ONE thing to convince someone to run a hs promotion in their market…what would it be?
JULIE
We are going to walk through several promotion ideas that you can implement during football season, from pickems. photo contests. sweeps, ballots and even ecommerce promotions!
Don’t feel like you have to run all of these. Select the ones that make sense in your market!
Pick 1 or all – but package them to one sponsor or sell individually but whatever you do make sure you capitalize on this opporutnity
Overview, sales deck, online and print ads
Brand new sales deck template
JULIE
We are going to walk through several promotion ideas that you can implement during football season, from pickems. photo contests. sweeps, ballots and even ecommerce promotions!
Simple way to execute a promotion for an advertiser
This is for soccer – but you could absolutely do this for football!!!
Ballots
Improved! Truly turnkey now! You go to create one and the styling and the categories and subcategories are automatically uploaded for you.
Going to hear from alesia in a moment!
seen this for bball - develop one for gsu/app matchup (show 3 questions)
Pick 1 or all – but package them to one sponsor or sell individually but whatever you do make sure you capitalize on this opporutnity
As much money as it makes – it will grow you audience as well! Remember this is FUN. Package these promotions with your exixiting football initiatives.
What do you think about college and high school football? The opportunity for revenue and audience?
Tammy: When Va Tech does well – WE do well. Ppl want to read about their team when they are winning. Collge Football in our market it’s a NO brainer.
HS football in Santa Clarita is Friday night lights. It’s a HUGE deal. We should capitalize on the USC/UCLA rivalry for sure. Especially the trivia quiz. It’s a no brainer. Fun. Engaging.
What is great about pre selling (va tech perspective) in the summer EVERYTHING is possible.