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69% of marketers are creating more content now than they did 1 year ago!
Content Marketing Institute 2015!
Trendwatching 2015!
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The ubiquitous and effortless
experience of digital personalization.
Consumers’ desire to express their individual
tastes, personality and
identity.
New technologies are now making
physical mass customization more
accessible too.
TRENDS TO WATCH: YOUNIVERSE
Trendwatching 2015!
For consumers, knowledge means
empowerment and a sense of control.
Constant connectivity means consumers now expect relevant, useful, timely information to be
always and instantly available.
TRENDS TO WATCH: INFOLUST
Trendwatching 2015!
Social norms that ensured people lived the lives they ‘should’
are collapsing (not everywhere, but on
aggregate).
The internet created a global
brain with access to the same
culture, ideas and information.
Rising affluence, an explosion in choice
and digital experimentation mean
people can consume according to their own
tastes.
TRENDS TO WATCH: POST- DEMOGRAPHIC
1. DESIGNING FOR
H IGH P E R F O R M A N C E
3. OPTIMISING TO I M P R O V E
CONTENT
2. BEING SOCIAL
@SCALE
Three key steps to moving from gut-thinking to insight-driven campaigns:
AUDIENCE UNIVERSE Understanding human behaviour
Helping clients see & shape conversations
CONTENT BUSINESS
Guiding brands to what resonates most
Defining returns and establishing values
WE BELIEVE
INFLUENCE EXTENDS BEYOND MEDIA HYPE
Surfacing what will surprise and delight your audience 1.
Fashion Businesses (especially start-up)
Beauty Celebrity gossip
Gadgets
I live with my partner and 3 year old daughter in a city suburb
I’m a highly driven, mid senior associate in a professional services firm
My family and career are very important to me
I will pay more if a product is eco-friendly
I like to buy brands that make me feel part of a community
I prefer to purchase the premium version of a product
I rarely act on gut feelings - rather I do a lot of research before purchase
I’m concious of what the brands I chose say about me
My hobbies are a mix of work and play
My mobile keeps me plugged in to:
Manage my finances
Play games
Keep in touch
Manage my home
I am constantly connected
I will mention or review products I love
I’m interested in following brands online, but I want to be spoken to like a person
I wish more social channels had retail stores or customer service
Search engines and customer reviews are my first source of information when thinking of a new product to buy
I’m hyper socialI belong to communities for all the hobbies I pursue and things I find inspiring
Robin
I enjoy speaking to others with similar interests, and seek throughout across social
Communities give me space to share my opinions and advice
Social networks are a space for me to find inspiring images, music, or entirely new and unexpected things
I read about
DIY Team sports
Home projects
I enjoy
Pen portraits
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STRATEGY BLUEPRINT
SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE
EDITORIAL GUIDELINES
METRICS THAT MATTER
Rapid development session designed to build shared agreement
A social plaGorm + channel footprint which is sustainable, unified and consistent
A recognisable and consistent brand voice across channels and markets
A measurement model that puts business results above all else, and helps us learn faster
2. S O C I A L @SCALE (WITHOUT THE BLOAT)!
Insights, AnalyOcs, Trend SpoQng
Newsroom Briefing
Paid + Owned TargeOng
Client Approvals + Adjustments
DistribuOon to Paid + Owned + Influencers
“PrimeOme PosOng” to Social
Channels Content CreaOon
Performance Analysis
Remember to plan the day-to-day
With FH ContentWorks we focus on a rhythm of work to create engaging content relevant to today’s news agenda, trending topics on the minds of our audiences.
2.
EXPOSURE ENGAGEMENT INFLUENCE ACTION
How many stories or posts have been have
been generated?
How many people tweeted,
commented, liked, shared our content?
Have we influenced
perception and attitudes?
Did it drive traffic to our
website or lead to purchase?
ADVOCACY
Have they continued to purchase /
advocate to others?
3.
ALL MODELS ARE WRONG,
SOME ARE USEFUL
1. DESIGNING FOR
H IGH P E R F O R M A N C E
3. OPTIMISING TO I M P R O V E
CONTENT
2. BEING SOCIAL
@SCALE
Three key steps to moving from gut-thinking to insight-driven campaigns: