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nick westergaard | branddrivendigital.com | 2015

BRAND DRIVEN digital

Fueling Social Media with Content MarketingHow to Create Compelling Content to Build Your Brand’s Community & Drive Business

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Conversation Reminder

@NickWestergaard

#UIMKTG

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3 Cs of Digital Brand Building

CONVERSATIONS CONTENT COMMUNITY

What you create/share Who you do it forHow you engage

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CONTENTCONVERSATIONS COMMUNITY

How you engage What you create/share Who you do it for

Content Time!

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Content Is Fire. Social Media is Gasoline.

– Jay Baer

Photo via Flickr user DrPete

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Understanding Content Marketing

‣ What Is This ‘Content’ of Which You Speak?

‣ The Business Impact of Content

‣ Content Creation Considerations

‣ Examples of Effective Content Marketing

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What Is This ‘Content’ of Which You Speak?

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CONTENTnoun

1. usually ‘contents’: the contents of a box

2. something that is to be expressed through some medium, as speech,

writing, or any of various arts: a poetic form adequate to a poetic

content.

3. significance or profundity; meaning: a clever play that lacks content.

4. substantive information or creative material viewed in contrast to its

actual or potential manner of presentation: publishers, record

companies, and other content providers; a flashy Web site, but without

much content.

5. that which may be perceived in something: the latent versus the

manifest content of a dream.

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When We Say Content We Mean

‣ Blogs — Your Brand’s Online Content Hub

‣ Podcasts

‣ Videos

‣ eBooks

‣ White Papers

‣ Webinars

‣ Newsletters

‣ Misc Content (ex. Annual Reports, FAQ)

‣ Visual Content

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B2C Marketers Use About 12 Forms

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B2B Marketers Use About 13 Forms

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Non-Profits Marketers Use 11 Forms

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“– joe pulizzi, founder, content marketing institute

“Content marketing is a marketing technique of creating and distributing relevant and valuable content to attract, acquire, & engage a clearly defined and understood target audience — with the objective of driving profitable customer action.”

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BUSINESS CENTRIC & CUSTOMER AWARE

content is both

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Everyone’s a Publisher

Photo via Flickr user FateDenied

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Solving Problems

Photo via Flickr user gruntzooki

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Builds Community

Photo via Flickr user James Cridland

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The Business Impact of Content

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“– eric schmidt, executive chairman, google

“EVERY TWO DAYS we create as much information as we did from the dawn of civilization to up until 2003.

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Source: zeromomentoftruth.com

Zero Moment of Truth

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Source: zeromomentoftruth.com

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Source: zeromomentoftruth.com

Zero Moment of Truth

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Value = Positioning

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Why Buy?

Photo via Flickr user Cedar Summit Farm

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Lead Generation

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Content Creation Considerations

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Top Challenges — B2C

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Top Challenges — B2B

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Top Challenges — Non-Profit

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Where to Start‣ Audience — Who are they?

‣ Content — What can you produce to help them?

‣ Channel — Where is your audience?

‣ Purpose — What are you trying to do?

‣ Point — What action do you want them to take?

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WHO IS YOUR AUDIENCE? Utilize Personas

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Persona Examples

Source: http://www.branddrivendigital.com/using-personas-to-define-who-i-blog-for/

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WHAT: Search

Photo via Flickr user Images_of_Money

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WHAT TO CREATE? Ask Them!

Photo via Flickr user Hash Milhan

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Where to Share?

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Make Fuel Easy to Share

Photo via Flickr user yashima

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Create Shareable Social Objects

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Consistency Is Key

Photo via Flickr user CHRISTOPHER MACSURAK

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Content Resources

‣ Expertise — mining it via interviews

‣ People — staff vs. outsource

‣ Tools — software, etc

‣ Time & Money — all adds up!

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Re-Imagining Content

Photo via Flickr user Steve Snodgrass

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Utilizing Historical Content

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Curate Content

Photo via Flickr user n0nick

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User-Generated Content

Source: Ben & Jerry’s Fan Photo

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TIP: Provide Idea Starters

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Bobs Gone Wild!

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Examples of Effective Content Marketing

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Blogs

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Blogs – B2B

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Helpful Content

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I used to see my company as a ‘pool company.’ Today I see my business as a

CONTENT MARKETING COMPANY. My entire goal is to give more valuable, helpful, and remarkable content to consumers than anyone else in my field.”

“– marcus sheridan, river pools

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Podcasting Is Not Dead!

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Though only 10% use podcastingin their social media marketing strategy, 32% have a desire to learn how to use podcasting in their marketing efforts and 23% have plans to increase podcasting activities.

Source: Social Media Examiner

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Podcasts

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Source: youtube.com/blendtec

Video: How Would You Sell a Blender?

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White Papers vs. Ebooks

7 Steps to Small BusinessMarketing SuccessWritten by John JantschAmerica’s Most Practical Small Business Marketing Expert

By Jeremiah Owyang and Charlene Li with Christine Tran and Andrew Jones

Based on data from 140 global corporate buyers of social business

!!!

How Corporations Should Prioritize Social Business Budgets Corporations must budget spending based on their maturity level.!

February 10, 2011

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Ebooks

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White Papers

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White Papers

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Webinars

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Email Newsletters

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Misc. Content – Annual Reports

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Instagram

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Pinterest

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Pinterest + UNICEF

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In Conclusion

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Content Measurement‣ Blogs — subscribers, site traffic (Google Analytics),

inbound links, comments, shares

‣ Podcasts — subscribers, reviews

‣ Photos/Videos — views, likes, thumbs up, favorites

‣ eBooks/White Papers — downloads, shares (bit.ly)

‣ Webinars — sign-ups, attendees

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BUSINESS CENTRIC & CUSTOMER AWARE

content is both

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Source: businessesgrow.com

The Future: Content ShockT

IME

AMOUNT OF CONTENT

Content Production Content Consumption

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Let’s Talk Branded Content

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nick westergaard | branddrivendigital.com | 2015

BRAND DRIVEN digital

Questions?blog: branddrivendigital.com podcast: onbrandpodcast.comtwitter: @nickwestergaard