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• Project – The Tilt

• Book – Content Inc.

• Novel – The Will to Die

• Creator Coin - $TILT Coin

• Best Known – ContentMarketing World and the color orange

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Let’s chat about this…

Less content, more impact

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Tune up your content tilt

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Build/review your content mission statement

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Be consistent or don’t even bother

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Steal talent

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Acquire content assets

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Prepare Multiple Revenue Sources

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If you stopped producing all your content, would your customers notice?

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We must need more content, right?

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Less Is More

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Media companies build one great thing first, then

diversify.

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Don’t Immediately Diversify!

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Content Energy

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Blog Podcast Research eNews Social Event

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Target Audience+

Content Tilt+

One Content Type+

One Main Platform

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Revisit Your Content Tilt

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Your knowledge or skill combined with the audience’s needs

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What can you do better than anyone?

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Audience pain points

What is their biggest problem in their lives?

What keeps them up at night?

Can that problem be fixed with consistent information?

How can you fix this particular issue that DOES NOT include your product or service?

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“Cloud Computing”

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Mired in Sameness

• No differentiation.

• Practically identical content.

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A New Perspective

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Content TiltArea of little to no competition that gives you a chance to break through

with your information.

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What is your hook?

Why should they pay attention to you?

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Ann Reardon

• January 2012100 YouTube Subscribers

• June 20214 Million Subscribers

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Ann Reardon

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Finding Your Tilt

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Audience

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Audience =Plant Managers

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Audience =Plant Managers at companies of 10k people who outsource parts

to India and China

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Story Positioning

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Reposition the story

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Platform

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The Content Mission

Statement

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What do media companies do that product companies do not with their

content?

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A content mission statement is not about who you are or what you sell…ever.

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Where[audience X]

finds [content Y]

for[benefit Z]

Orbit Media

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From One Engineer to AnotherBy Indium

CASE STUDY

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CASE STUDYCONTENT MISSION STATEMENT

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1. CORE TARGET AUDIENCE

2. WHAT WILL BE DELIVERED

3. THE OUTCOME FOR THE AUDIENCE

“Welcome to Digital Photography School – a website with simple tips

to help digital camera owners get the most out

of their cameras.”

CONTENT MISSION STATEMENT

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What if you target multiple audiences?

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To do…

• Review your content mission with your team before every meeting.

• Your content mission is a living, breathing statement. You are allowed to change it.

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Consistency

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Two reasons why content marketing fails:

• No content differentiation

• No consistency

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1. Show Up On Time Every Time

2. Be Interesting

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If you go to the gym once a month, it doesn't help you. If you go multiple times a week, it helps you. If you eat well once a month, it doesn't help you.

The same thing goes with content. If you do a podcast every so often, whenever you get the creative itch, you're not really helping anyone because it's just too random. There's no strategy around it.

- Anthony Fasano, Engineering Management Institute

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Blog

500-2000 words

Weekly or greater

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Enewsletter

500-2000 words

Exclusive Content

Monthly or more frequent

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YouTube

Weekly or more

5-15 minutes long

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Podcast

Weekly to daily

30 – 90 minutes

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Facebook Group

Daily

Video

45 seconds to two minutes

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Instagram

Daily

Image or Video (decide)

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TikTok

Video

Daily

20 seconds

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Rented Land

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FOCUS ON SUBSCRIBERS AS A KEY METRIC

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Owned vs. Rented Land

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A Remarkable E-Newsletter

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Best social = 1 Platform and 2 Social Channels

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Steal Talent

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List your media content competitors

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Acquire Content Assets

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Now is the time for bolt-on acquisitions.

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Make Your Wish List

Competitors

YouTubers

Podcasters

Newsletter Providers

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Multiple Revenue Sources

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Event

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PatreonOnlyFans

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From One Engineer to AnotherBy Indium

CASE STUDY

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The FurrowBy John Deere

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CASE STUDY

thinkMoney fromTD Ameritrade

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18 Months

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In Review

Less content, more impact

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Tune up your content tilt

02

Build/review your content mission statement

03

Be consistent or don’t even bother

04

Steal talent

05

Acquire content assets

06

Prepare Multiple Revenue Sources

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Before we go…

Get very specific with your audience.

Think about how you can be truly different.

Create your content mission statement.

Think of activities you can kill to put more focus on fewer things to actually build an audience.

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Thank you!

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