The document outlines a digital marketing campaign for a shoe customization promotion. It recommends creating a Pinterest page with boards showing the history and custom shoes to attract younger crowds. A contest is proposed where users design their own shoe and outfit combinations, with the most creative board winning. The campaign would link the Pinterest contest to Facebook and Twitter using hashtags to gain more attention. Advertising is planned through Google AdWords, print ads, store flyers at retailers like PacSun, Tilly's and Zumiez. The total budget proposed is $42,000, with $5,000 allocated to SEO, $8,000 to social media, and $30,000 to pay-per-click advertising.
This document outlines 4 steps to creating meaningful content for a brand: 1) Have an authentic story that connects with consumers on a deep level, like Toms' story of helping others through shoe sales. 2) Grow awareness by trying new content formats like social media, blogs, or videos that may not directly address the brand. 3) Engage customers and make a connection through social media interactions. 4) Make a real difference by having content that is visible, understandable, and relevant, and is actively trying to make a positive impact, even if controversial at times, like Patagonia donating sales to environmental groups.
The document outlines 6 characteristics of compelling content: concept, structure, media, copy, stories, and challenges. It provides examples of different types of media that can be used in digital learning like videos, podcasts, slideshows, screencasts, and interactive materials. It discusses how to engage learners through relevance, stories, and goals that stretch them. The document promotes using a variety of media elements and focusing on one verbal and one visual element at a time according to multimedia learning theory. It concludes by stating compelling content can include these various applications and media for use in digital learning design programs.
How to create compelling content for social mediaCasey Monteiro
This document discusses strategies for engaging audiences with content on social media. It addresses the following key points:
1. Audiences engage with content in different ways such as by name, market/industry, thought leadership, search, and invitation.
2. The PESO model outlines different types of social media engagement including paid, earned, shared, and owned content.
3. Compelling content should be newsworthy, leverage different media formats, and encourage sharing through optimized hashtags and social sharing options.
4. Search engine optimization is important, as 80% of content is found through search. Keywords, links, and regular updates help with discoverability.
How To 10X Your Content Team's ProductivityHana Abaza
With limited resources and an unrelenting demand for more content, only a well-oiled content engine can maximize the ROI of your content marketing efforts.
Topics covered include:
- How to structure your content team for maximum efficiency
- How to define leaner processes that will save your team hours
- How to adapt your marketing ecosystem with the right tools for your content team
How to Optimize the Content Experience for Lead GenHana Abaza
Here's my session from Pipecon 2015 about how you can optimize the content marketing experience for better lead generation. I talk less about the content itself (disclaimer: this is for content marketers who already know they need to create good content) and more about the packaging.
How can you increase your conversion on premium content, how should you tailor your content, organize it for your buyer persona etc.
Hope you enjoy!
Hana
The document outlines a digital marketing campaign for a shoe customization promotion. It recommends creating a Pinterest page with boards showing the history and custom shoes to attract younger crowds. A contest is proposed where users design their own shoe and outfit combinations, with the most creative board winning. The campaign would link the Pinterest contest to Facebook and Twitter using hashtags to gain more attention. Advertising is planned through Google AdWords, print ads, store flyers at retailers like PacSun, Tilly's and Zumiez. The total budget proposed is $42,000, with $5,000 allocated to SEO, $8,000 to social media, and $30,000 to pay-per-click advertising.
This document outlines 4 steps to creating meaningful content for a brand: 1) Have an authentic story that connects with consumers on a deep level, like Toms' story of helping others through shoe sales. 2) Grow awareness by trying new content formats like social media, blogs, or videos that may not directly address the brand. 3) Engage customers and make a connection through social media interactions. 4) Make a real difference by having content that is visible, understandable, and relevant, and is actively trying to make a positive impact, even if controversial at times, like Patagonia donating sales to environmental groups.
The document outlines 6 characteristics of compelling content: concept, structure, media, copy, stories, and challenges. It provides examples of different types of media that can be used in digital learning like videos, podcasts, slideshows, screencasts, and interactive materials. It discusses how to engage learners through relevance, stories, and goals that stretch them. The document promotes using a variety of media elements and focusing on one verbal and one visual element at a time according to multimedia learning theory. It concludes by stating compelling content can include these various applications and media for use in digital learning design programs.
How to create compelling content for social mediaCasey Monteiro
This document discusses strategies for engaging audiences with content on social media. It addresses the following key points:
1. Audiences engage with content in different ways such as by name, market/industry, thought leadership, search, and invitation.
2. The PESO model outlines different types of social media engagement including paid, earned, shared, and owned content.
3. Compelling content should be newsworthy, leverage different media formats, and encourage sharing through optimized hashtags and social sharing options.
4. Search engine optimization is important, as 80% of content is found through search. Keywords, links, and regular updates help with discoverability.
How To 10X Your Content Team's ProductivityHana Abaza
With limited resources and an unrelenting demand for more content, only a well-oiled content engine can maximize the ROI of your content marketing efforts.
Topics covered include:
- How to structure your content team for maximum efficiency
- How to define leaner processes that will save your team hours
- How to adapt your marketing ecosystem with the right tools for your content team
How to Optimize the Content Experience for Lead GenHana Abaza
Here's my session from Pipecon 2015 about how you can optimize the content marketing experience for better lead generation. I talk less about the content itself (disclaimer: this is for content marketers who already know they need to create good content) and more about the packaging.
How can you increase your conversion on premium content, how should you tailor your content, organize it for your buyer persona etc.
Hope you enjoy!
Hana
Startup marketers should focus on what's important at each stage and use metrics to find growth opportunities through the product experience. Building brand awareness and PR are a waste for startups; instead, product development and creating a positive brand experience are better forms of marketing. Marketers should measure their efforts to know which parts of their budget are effective.
Great Content ideas aren't always easy to come by. even professional writers find themselves stuck.... yet they still turn out excellent content on a regular basis.
This document discusses best practices for non-profits utilizing social media. It provides tips on developing social media policies, training staff, and balancing personal and professional use of social media. The key recommendations are to create a social media policy that outlines what can be posted and what needs approval, provide ongoing training to staff as tools evolve, and encourage staff to think about how their personal posts may reflect on the organization.
How to Create Compelling Content for Boring IndustriesHana Abaza
A talk I have at Marketers Unbound in Toronto about how to create compelling content for boring industries.
Great examples include Charmin, GE, Yak and Intercom.
Shout out to HubSpot for a few of those.
Breakout Session Two: Creating Compelling Content
This dynamic workshop will dive into best practices for making your communications content more compelling, shareable and interactive. Get a wealth of advice - from blogging, to story-telling, to visual tools, to creative contests and more!
Social media and all its noise has made it even more imperative that nonprofits, foundations and others improving the world create compelling content. This presentation shows teaches you what makes social media different, how to find & speak to your audiences. It also includes time saving techniques, like content curation and getting more people to share your stories.
This was presented at Seattle University's Service in Action Seminar.
Creating Compelling Content for Social Media -- ToolkitCyrus Mavalwala
This document provides guidance on creating compelling content for social media. It outlines several ground rules for successful content sharing, including vowing to create remarkable content, being audience-driven, understanding each platform's nuances, making the content functional and sexy. It also discusses why people share content and how to increase shareability through visuals, aesthetics and video. Additional resources like books and tools are recommended to help produce engaging content.
Cat Videos, List Posts and Other Myths of High Converting ContentHana Abaza
This document discusses creating high-converting content by focusing on relevance, readability, calls-to-action, and tailoring the content experience for the audience. It debunks some common myths about content, such as that more content is always better or that great content alone is enough. The key is focusing content strategy on the user experience and only creating content that directly addresses user needs and moves them along in their journey. Tailoring the experience for different audiences and optimizing existing content for readability and calls-to-action can increase engagement without producing more content.
This document provides summaries of 42 tips for content marketing from Content Marketing Institute articles over 6 years. It highlights key points about the importance of content marketing for organizations to create valuable content, the need for content strategies to define channel strategies, and having 6 key roles on a content marketing team including the Chief Content Officer.
Building Your Revenue Engine As Your Startup EvolvesHana Abaza
Startups go through different stages of evolution. In this presentation we discuss what your marketing and sales engine might look like with a specific deep dive into demand generation, optimizing your unit economics and focusing on a specific buyer persona.
Why Nearshore Outsourcers Need to Adopt Compelling Content Marketing for Dema...Nearshore Marketing
Nearshore outsourcers for Latin America are increasing their marketshare in the U.S. market, but they are still behind outsourcers from Eastern Europe and Asia, with only 5% of the market.
How can nearshore providers gain marketshare, generate more business and create a lasting brand impression? By implementing a compelling content marketing strategy.
A webinar focused on how marketers need to focus on optimizing their business blog. We cover 5 blogging blunders and how to avoid them:
1. Lack of purpose
2. Careless content
3. Shoddy user experience
4. No consistency
5. Marketing without metrics
Like at SXSWi, this is the talk describing (what I consider to be) the 3 characteristics of compelling content -- except this presentation includes a slide with a picture of me dressed as Hermione.
This document provides growth tactics for content marketers in 2017. It recommends focusing on customer development to understand audience needs and create relevant content. Marketers should strategically create better quality content rather than more content. Distribution should be considered early and include tactics like targeted social media, influencers, and content syndication. The content experience should be optimized for readability, calls-to-action, and tailoring content to different audiences and stages of the buyer's journey. Measuring engagement and conversion metrics is important to evaluate content performance.
Social Media changes everyday. How do you know you're doing the right things? This slideshow will provide you with a quick guide to general principals and utilizing particular social channels. As you plan your social strategy, the most important thing to keep in mind is your audience. To reach a high engagement level, you must treat your audience like a friend. Creativity and Content win. Listening and providing creative content that they want to see is key to becoming a successful resource. Entertain, Inform, and give the community a place to play.
The document is about social media and how businesses can use various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Kijiji to help promote their brand and connect with customers. It provides tips on setting up accounts and pages on different channels and gives examples of Cape Breton businesses that have successfully used social media.
I'm uploading a bunch of old slides from various past presentations, in case they help anyone out there. :)
This one is from DBW's Discoverability & Marketing Conference - September 25, 2012 - New York, NY
http://willolovesyou.com/2012/07/im-speaking-at-dbws-discoverability-marketing-conference/
Startup marketers should focus on what's important at each stage and use metrics to find growth opportunities through the product experience. Building brand awareness and PR are a waste for startups; instead, product development and creating a positive brand experience are better forms of marketing. Marketers should measure their efforts to know which parts of their budget are effective.
Great Content ideas aren't always easy to come by. even professional writers find themselves stuck.... yet they still turn out excellent content on a regular basis.
This document discusses best practices for non-profits utilizing social media. It provides tips on developing social media policies, training staff, and balancing personal and professional use of social media. The key recommendations are to create a social media policy that outlines what can be posted and what needs approval, provide ongoing training to staff as tools evolve, and encourage staff to think about how their personal posts may reflect on the organization.
How to Create Compelling Content for Boring IndustriesHana Abaza
A talk I have at Marketers Unbound in Toronto about how to create compelling content for boring industries.
Great examples include Charmin, GE, Yak and Intercom.
Shout out to HubSpot for a few of those.
Breakout Session Two: Creating Compelling Content
This dynamic workshop will dive into best practices for making your communications content more compelling, shareable and interactive. Get a wealth of advice - from blogging, to story-telling, to visual tools, to creative contests and more!
Social media and all its noise has made it even more imperative that nonprofits, foundations and others improving the world create compelling content. This presentation shows teaches you what makes social media different, how to find & speak to your audiences. It also includes time saving techniques, like content curation and getting more people to share your stories.
This was presented at Seattle University's Service in Action Seminar.
Creating Compelling Content for Social Media -- ToolkitCyrus Mavalwala
This document provides guidance on creating compelling content for social media. It outlines several ground rules for successful content sharing, including vowing to create remarkable content, being audience-driven, understanding each platform's nuances, making the content functional and sexy. It also discusses why people share content and how to increase shareability through visuals, aesthetics and video. Additional resources like books and tools are recommended to help produce engaging content.
Cat Videos, List Posts and Other Myths of High Converting ContentHana Abaza
This document discusses creating high-converting content by focusing on relevance, readability, calls-to-action, and tailoring the content experience for the audience. It debunks some common myths about content, such as that more content is always better or that great content alone is enough. The key is focusing content strategy on the user experience and only creating content that directly addresses user needs and moves them along in their journey. Tailoring the experience for different audiences and optimizing existing content for readability and calls-to-action can increase engagement without producing more content.
This document provides summaries of 42 tips for content marketing from Content Marketing Institute articles over 6 years. It highlights key points about the importance of content marketing for organizations to create valuable content, the need for content strategies to define channel strategies, and having 6 key roles on a content marketing team including the Chief Content Officer.
Building Your Revenue Engine As Your Startup EvolvesHana Abaza
Startups go through different stages of evolution. In this presentation we discuss what your marketing and sales engine might look like with a specific deep dive into demand generation, optimizing your unit economics and focusing on a specific buyer persona.
Why Nearshore Outsourcers Need to Adopt Compelling Content Marketing for Dema...Nearshore Marketing
Nearshore outsourcers for Latin America are increasing their marketshare in the U.S. market, but they are still behind outsourcers from Eastern Europe and Asia, with only 5% of the market.
How can nearshore providers gain marketshare, generate more business and create a lasting brand impression? By implementing a compelling content marketing strategy.
A webinar focused on how marketers need to focus on optimizing their business blog. We cover 5 blogging blunders and how to avoid them:
1. Lack of purpose
2. Careless content
3. Shoddy user experience
4. No consistency
5. Marketing without metrics
Like at SXSWi, this is the talk describing (what I consider to be) the 3 characteristics of compelling content -- except this presentation includes a slide with a picture of me dressed as Hermione.
This document provides growth tactics for content marketers in 2017. It recommends focusing on customer development to understand audience needs and create relevant content. Marketers should strategically create better quality content rather than more content. Distribution should be considered early and include tactics like targeted social media, influencers, and content syndication. The content experience should be optimized for readability, calls-to-action, and tailoring content to different audiences and stages of the buyer's journey. Measuring engagement and conversion metrics is important to evaluate content performance.
Social Media changes everyday. How do you know you're doing the right things? This slideshow will provide you with a quick guide to general principals and utilizing particular social channels. As you plan your social strategy, the most important thing to keep in mind is your audience. To reach a high engagement level, you must treat your audience like a friend. Creativity and Content win. Listening and providing creative content that they want to see is key to becoming a successful resource. Entertain, Inform, and give the community a place to play.
The document is about social media and how businesses can use various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Kijiji to help promote their brand and connect with customers. It provides tips on setting up accounts and pages on different channels and gives examples of Cape Breton businesses that have successfully used social media.
I'm uploading a bunch of old slides from various past presentations, in case they help anyone out there. :)
This one is from DBW's Discoverability & Marketing Conference - September 25, 2012 - New York, NY
http://willolovesyou.com/2012/07/im-speaking-at-dbws-discoverability-marketing-conference/
Social Media For Brands: How Intimacy Impacts ReachTom Treanor
How can companies achieve intimacy in social media and how can that impact their reach? In this presentation to the Silicon Valley Innovation Institute in Palo Alto, Tom Treanor shares examples and ideas applicable to corporations, startups or SMBs.
This document provides information about Andrew Chow, a social media consultant. It includes details about his background such as the companies he founded, his education, awards received, areas of expertise, and professional affiliations. It also lists his social media profiles on platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, Slideshare, and Podomatic. The document states that Andrew Chow has been featured in over 270 interviews and media features in the past 7 years from both local and international media.
CultureMap Connect #1 - Introduction to Social MediaCultureMap
This document discusses using social media for businesses. It recommends having a strategy, defining your voice, preparing for criticism, respecting the social media process, opening up communication, toning down sales pitches, and committing to social media engagement on an ongoing basis. Businesses are encouraged to tell their own story through social media rather than letting others define their brand. Both employers and employees are still adapting to new technologies and how social media affects the workplace relationship. Engagement with audiences is more important for businesses on social media than simply promoting themselves. The key is empowering supporters to spread your message on various social platforms.
This document discusses the key aspects of social media, including definitions and the major platforms. It outlines the "Big 5" social media sites: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, blogging, and video. For each site, it provides tips on how to create an effective presence and engage with other users. The presentation emphasizes that content is key and encourages repurposing content across different social media channels. It also provides resources for learning more about measuring results and staying up to date on trends in social media.
The document provides information about Andrew Chow, a social media consultant. It includes details about Chow's background, qualifications, areas of expertise, and professional affiliations. It also lists the various social media platforms and accounts that Chow maintains. The last part of the document outlines Chow's talk on mastering social media content and connection, and engaging communities to develop brand advocates. It discusses topics like social media branding, conversational marketing, and social customer service.
The ABC's of Building Your Personal BrandDana Small
If you've ever wondered how to build a personal brand, then look no further! I explain the "why" and "how" of building your personal brand. Just check out this easy to follow step by step instruction deck.
Power Marketing's Communication Specialist Larissa Newman delivered this seminar on the value of social media in business to a group at Hagerstown Community College (HCC) for the 2012 Technology Fair.
Social media refers to internet and mobile-based tools that allow people to share information, photos, videos, and audio. This sharing and interaction between people helps form shared meanings and perspectives within communities. There are five key characteristics of social media: participation, openness, conversation, community, and connectedness. Social media conversations occur on sites like Facebook, blogs, podcasts and wikis and can take place between customers, employees, investors, and others. These conversations are not organized or controlled and can provide insight into markets by listening to different perspectives.
The document provides biographical information about Andrew Chow, the founder of several companies. It outlines his education background and certifications in areas like NLP and life coaching. It then describes his areas of expertise, including PR strategy, social media strategy, brand management and personal branding. The document lists his professional affiliations and social media profiles. It provides an overview of his approach to social media, emphasizing content, conversation and communities. Finally, it shares some of his views on differentiating the new internet and embracing social media.
The presentation shows the benefits of publishing and disseminating video in social networks and how video could support your professional learning network.
The document discusses social media and provides tips for using it effectively. It defines social media as online platforms for sharing content and interacting with others. It notes that social media usage now exceeds personal email usage. It encourages readers to develop an online presence and brand through major platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. The document advises staying active while maintaining safety, being interesting, humble, and honest to become popular online. It provides statistics on Facebook usage in Nepal to demonstrate the impact of social media.
The document provides guidance on using social media to promote events and engage audiences. It recommends capturing event-based content like photos, videos, and interviews to publish on platforms like YouTube, Flickr, and Facebook. The content can then be promoted through social networks, emails, and websites to generate buzz and grow fan bases. It outlines how to plan content creation and distribution, from scoping the event to post-event promotion. The goal is to give customers engaging stories to share and extend the brand's reach beyond any single event.
Stop Pitching & Start Story Telling discusses how personal branding through social media can help one's career. It recommends focusing on branding yourself by developing your unique voice and populating social networks with relevant content. By building your influence and thought leadership online, you can gain credibility, media coverage, and opportunities without traditional pitching.
Digital marketing is moving towards convergence and collaboration over campaigns and databases. Content and conversation are keys, with the focus shifting from engaging and reporting to pitching and sharing. Authenticity and social interactions are emphasized over authority and professionalism alone. Community and compatibility build an "army" and "kingdom" through crowd-sourcing, open platforms, and mobile access. Corporate challenges include personal branding, internal communication, and measuring social media ROI through KPIs and dashboards.
This document discusses using social media for brand building. It explains that marketing is now about engagement rather than convincing. It advises leveraging social media platforms like blogs, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook to build your brand through sharing content and building relationships. It provides tips for social brand building such as being generous, tracking analytics, and finding influencers on key platforms. The goal is to expand reach and influence to build social brand equity.
This document discusses social media marketing strategies. It defines social media as web technologies that enable interactive communication. Building expertise in your industry and providing valuable content are keys to a successful social media campaign. The document recommends engaging with others on blogs, videos, and various social networks like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and review sites. It suggests automating marketing to focus on other tasks and spreading messages virally. Some questions are provided to help define social media objectives.
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Social media has become the new global currency through its ability to foster dialogue over monologue, build communities instead of just campaigns, and influence local markets rather than operating only on a global scale. By creating new forms of democracy, changing traditional media, and giving individuals influence over others, social currency on social media platforms can be used to generate returns through relationships and word-of-mouth rather than just traditional returns on investment.
Este documento describe cómo las redes sociales han cambiado el marketing, el branding y el servicio al cliente. Ha cambiado el marketing de un monólogo a un diálogo interactivo creando comunidades en lugar de campañas. También ha cambiado el branding al involucrar a los consumidores y buscar innovación a través de crowdsourcing. Finalmente, las redes sociales han cambiado el servicio al cliente creando una economía de boca en boca que es sincera, presente y humana.
Is Your Brand Ready to Engage Latinos Online?Wally Sabria
The document discusses engaging with Latinos online and provides strategies for brands. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the core beliefs and passions of the target Latino segment. It recommends developing content in various forms to tell engaging stories, igniting ongoing conversation beyond scheduled posts. It also stresses monitoring community performance against key metrics and adapting future strategies based on insights to maximize engagement.
Get More People to "Like" You on FacebookWally Sabria
What's the secret to getting millions of fans or "likes" on Facebook? This presentation takes you through several key factors that can help any brand or publisher be well "liked". We give some real-world examples of brands doing it well and building large communities as a result.
Reinventando la Educación para los Nativos DigitalesWally Sabria
El documento habla sobre la reinvención de la educación para los nativos digitales. Señala que los medios sociales permiten una educación más activa, descentralizada e independiente de plataformas a través del diálogo, la interacción y el compromiso de los estudiantes. Además, los medios sociales pueden usarse para compartir contenido dinámico y fomentar la creatividad entre los estudiantes al permitirles crear, comentar y compartir.
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INCLUDED FRAMEWORKS/MODELS:
1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
3. Strategyzer’s Business Model Innovation
4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
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9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
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13. The Double Diamond
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15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
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