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nick westergaard | branddrivendigital.com | 2015 BRAND DRIVEN digital Content Marketing 201: The Content Mindset Why Content Marketing Is More Important than Ever and What You and Your Team Can Do About It

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nick westergaard | branddrivendigital.com | 2015

BRAND DRIVEN digital

Content Marketing 201: The Content MindsetWhy Content Marketing Is More Important than Ever and What You and Your Team Can Do About It

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Conversation Reminder

@NickWestergaard

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Content Is Kind of Big Deal

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User Generated Content!

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Content Marketing 201

‣ The Content Marketing Landscape

‣ What Makes Great Content

‣ Everyone’s a Publisher (and What That Means)

‣ That’s Cool But It Won’t Work for Us

‣ Planning Your Content Strategy

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The Content Marketing Landscape

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Content Is Fire. Social Media Is Gasoline.

– Jay Baer

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The Age of Interruption Is Over

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“– seth godin

“You can’t interrupt or YELL your way to WINNING.”

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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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A Poetic Dynamic

‣ Paid

‣ Owned

‣ Earned

‣ Media

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Content by the Numbers

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Over 90%of all marketers use content marketing — b2c, b2b, & non-profit sectors!

Source: Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs

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Effectively Using? Only 44% (B2C)

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Effectively Using? Only 41% (B2B)

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Effectively Using? 52% (Non-Profit)

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Over 50%of content marketers lack a documented content strategy — includes b2c, b2b, & non-profit sectors

Source: Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs

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Nearly 70%of content marketers have someone to oversee content marketing — includes b2c, b2b, & non-profit sectors

Source: Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs

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Over 41%of content marketers are producing more content than last year — includes b2c, b2b, & non-profit sectors

Source: Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs

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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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Brand Awarenesswas the top organizational goal for content in the b2c and b2b sectors while fundraising was top for non-profits

Source: Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs

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Web Trafficwas the top form of content measurement in the b2c and b2b sectors while increased funding was top for non-profits

Source: Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs

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Most Plan on Increasing Budgets

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24%, 30%, 20%perecent of budget allocated toward content marketing efforts for b2c, b2b, and non-profit

Source: Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs

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Writing & Designare most likely to be outsourced across all sectors — b2c, b2b, and non-profit

Source: Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs

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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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Content Challenges & Pain Points

‣ Content Strategy

‣ Producing Effective & Engaging Content

‣ Producing Enough

‣ Time

‣ Budget

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What Makes Great Content?

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Why Do We Need Great Content?

Source: businessesgrow.com

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1. Helpful

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Helpful Content

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Short-Form Help

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Helping Customers in Six Seconds

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Questions Are Currency

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2. Value

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Useful

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3. Builds Relationships

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Building Relationships

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4. Timely

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Not Always Digital But Timely

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Business Centric & Customer Aware

great content is both

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Everyone’s a Publisher (So, What Does That Mean?)

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Think Like a Publisher

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Be a Brand Journalist

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YOU Are a Media Platform

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Deadlines Matter

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Just Push Publish

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That’s Cool. But That Won’t Work for Us.

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#SadTrombone

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Channel Stuart Smalley

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“– david b. thomas, salesforce marketing cloud

“The Bs and Cs are

ALL PEOPLE.”

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Helping: B2B Edition

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Enhancing Lead Gen

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Source: lplegal.com/our-people

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Non-Profits Too

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Planning Your Content Strategy

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The 6 Ps of Content Strategy

‣ Purpose

‣ People

‣ Preference

‣ Production

‣ Promotion

‣ Propulsion

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Purpose

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People

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Preference

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Production

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Promotion

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“– derek halpern, social triggers

“Create content 20% of the time. Spend the other 80% of your time promoting what you created.

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Propulsion

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Propulsion: Learn to Love the Logos

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Make Your Content More Shareable

‣ Ask Them to Share!

‣ Provide Sharing Icons/Options — Numerous

‣ Include Tweetable Passages/Links

‣ Incentivize Sharing — Additional Content, Contest

‣ Measuring Sharing with bit.ly

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Create Content Worth Sharing

bottom line: if you want your content shared

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Planning the 6 Ps Helps You Plan the Work and …

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Need People to Work the Plan

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Biggest Mistake

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Content Questions?

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nick westergaard | branddrivendigital.com | 2015

BRAND DRIVEN digital

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