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Content is King!

Establishing a Global

Content Strategy 10 tips you can use to grow global

audience engagement

May 14, 2015Dirk Nicol and Lacey SenkoDirector, developerWorks; Program Director,

developerWorks

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First, let’s start with the basics—Inbound vs. Outbound Marketing

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Inbound marketing is all about content

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But…there is a big world out there—How do you use content globally?

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Tip #1: Think Global, Act Local, Be Digital

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Tip #2: Grow your database, build your profiles

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Tip #3: Marketing Automation

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Tip #4: Know your local audiences

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Personas—for each of your global regions

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Tip #5: Use Subject Matter Experts

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Tip #6: Do your research—Stay relevant

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Tip #7: Take people on a journey--right content at the right stage of engagement

Awareness

• Snackable content (infographics, blogs, short video)

Building trust

• Social interactions, industry content, introductory content

Taking action

• In depth articles, calls to action, demos, series

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Tip #8: Reuse, recycle! It’s all about getting the most out of what you have

Infographics Videos Series of blogs

Series of articles Social plans eBook

Getting started guide

Pod or webcast

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Tip #9: Translate!

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Tip #10: Data. Data. Data.

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Top 10

1. Grow your database, build your profiles

2. Think Global, Act Local, Be Digital

3. Marketing Automation

4. Know your local audiences (Personas—for each of your global regions)

5. Use Subject Matter Experts

6. Do your research—Stay relevant

7. Take people on a journey--right content at the right stage of engagement

8. Reuse, recycle! It’s all about getting the most out of what you have

9. Translate!

10.Data. Data. Data.

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