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Repurpose, Reuse, Refresh!Pam Didner, Global Integrated Marketing Strategist, Intel !
Repurpose
Reuse
Refresh @PamDidner
Use Content to Drive Conversion
But before you
Repurpose Reuse Refresh
Let’s sit back
And think for a minute
Before Repurpose, Reuse, Refresh content
Who is your audience? Persona
What topics to use to engage with them? Editorial
What materials to use to engage with them? Content
Understand your audience through
§ Buyer Research § Seller Interviews § Keyword Search § Social Listening § Observations
Ravi, IT Manager Med. & Lrg. Business
Tech Enthusiast
External Influencers Organ
iza(
onal A-tude
s and
Business O
utcomes
Use tech as compe--ve advantage p
Willingness to pay a premium $$$
Early tech adopters p Employees that are extremely connected and extremely dispersed p
Full -me dedicated IT staff p
Techno
logy In
frastructure
# of sites p IT Budget $$$
% of employees with a dedicated computer
Computer installed base
Computer refresh cycle
>50% installed base of laptops p Server installed base
Has a enterprise class data center p Smartphone installed base
Tablet installed base
Currently use SaaS, IaaS or PaaS p Server virtualiza-on p Security
88%
% with Dedicated IT Budget
$10.4M
Avg. IT Budget
p
Mean Deployment Size
3,168
329
1,016
420
90%
95%
65%
43%
Technologies in Use
p
p
p
p
IT Manager Persona (Global)
Influencers
IT Budget
IT Environment
Leveraging Data
Business intelligence tools to speed the ability to report, analyze and store data (e.g., data mining, analy-cs, data warehousing, etc.)
� Data management applica-ons that control, protect, deliver and enhance value of data and informa-on. (e.g. ERP, CRM, transac-onal databases, etc.)
�
Capabili-es to improve our vendors’ or partners’ abili-es to access our data. (e.g. web portals, B2B gateways, etc.)
� Business process capabili-es to improve workflows within my company (e.g. six sigma, business process modeling, etc.)
�
Virtualiza(on Desktop virtualiza-on � Server virtualiza-on (e.g., expanding; improving manageability etc.) �
Telework/ Mobility
Capabili-es to enable employees to work from home (e.g. VPN, Citrix, remote access to the company’s network, etc.)
� Enabling employees to use their personally-‐supplied devices, computers or phones to connect to the company’s network
�
Security
Automa-ng IT management (e.g., socware / patch updates) � Improving compliance with regula-on � Improving our company’s IT security �
Other
Improving the delivery of applica-ons across different devices* � Giving new company-‐supplied compu-ng tools to employees such as smartphones, tablets or similar
� Consolida-ng or integra-ng our data centers, network and storage infrastructure**
� Capabili-es to accommodate or manage data growth and storage needs �
Ravi, IT Manager Med. & Lrg. Business
Tech Enthusiast
Very High
Security
Very High
Very High
Very High
Collaboration
Mobility
Informa-on Mgmt
IT Initiatives Challenges/Pain Points
Create your own persona
Name? Personal Profile? Job Description?
Challenges or Desires? Content needs?
Preferred media to receive information?
Persona provides insights to editorial planning
Brainstorm Topics
Editorial Calendar
Pain Points Desires Jobs
Description Attributes Budget Keyword Search
Demo-graphics
Use editorial topics
To determine content list
Be very focused
You can’t please everyone
Editorial Topics
Yearly
Monthly
Weekly
Daily
Hourly
Tactics (Social / Paid)
Strategic
Tactics (Social / Paid)
Tactics (Social / Paid)
Strategic
Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov
2013 Dec
Topics Cloud Product Launch
#1 Mobility
Product Launch
#2
Editorial Topics
Big Data
CES Product Launch
Mobile World Congress
Intel Developer Forum in China
Computex Intel Developer Forum in US
Intel Developer Forum
Product launch
(Yearly and Monthly)
Editorial Topics
Weekly and Daily
Useful Links: Free Content Marketing Tools 2014: Content planning, creation and marketing made easy
http://blog.woorank.com/2014/02/free-content-marketing-tools-2014-content-marketing-easy/
Content Marketing for better planning, management and tracking http://www.toprankblog.com/2013/08/5-content-marketing-planning-tools/
Divvy HQ Gather Content
Kapost Compendium
Select content planning tools
WordPress Trello
Opal Moments
Options to Create Content
Create new original content or
curate third party content
All the time
It’s hard to create original content
Curated content may not
perform as well
As original content
Repurpose, Reuse, Repackage (RRR)
The option between original
and curated content?
Example 1: RRR a flagship content to one audience
Example 2: RRR a hero or flagship content to different audiences
Example 3: RRR different pieces of content to one or different audiences
Three Possible Options
5 short blog posts
1 short video animation
3 Infographics
1 presentation
1 white board Video by Intel
Expert
1 Podcast interview of the white
paper author
One 18-page white paper
Example 1: 12 content pieces out of one White
Paper
Long From Content (1)
Short From Content (4)
Social Content (20)
For Social Media:
Source: Intel
Break down long form content to multiple short
forms
Short Form Examples
18-pages of White Paper
600 to 800 word blog posts Source: Intel
Social Content Examples
Source: Intel
The Sophisticated Marketer’s Guide to LinkedIn:
Podcast: SlideShare:
Another example: Hero Content repurposed into
Different formats
Source: Jason Miller, Global Content Marke-ng Manager, LinkedIn
eBooks:
Blogs:
Blogs eBooks
Source: Jason Miller, Global Content Marke-ng Manager, LinkedIn
Infographics
Source: Jason Miller, Global Content Marke-ng Manager, LinkedIn
The Webinar:
Physical Book:
The Webinar Physical Book
Source: Jason Miller, Global Content Marke-ng Manager, LinkedIn
One more step: Take it Global
Source: Jason Miller, Global Content Marke-ng Manager, LinkedIn
The Sophisticated CMO’s Guide to LinkedIn
The Sophisticated Healthcare Marketer’s Guide to LinkedIn
The Sophisticated Event Marketer’s Guide to LinkedIn
Example 2: RRR a hero or flagship content to different audiences
Example 3: RRR different pieces of content to one or different audience
Millennial study in China
Millennial study in
Germany Millennial study in
US
International Millennial Study
eBook
A
Example 3: RRR different pieces of content to one or different audience
CEO announcement
of new products: a video
A new video 3 to 4 slides of new product
benefits. Call to action:
a demo
Customers sharing their pain
points
= + + B C D
Ok, so it’s time consuming
And expensive to RRR
There was only a small budget?
But what if
You will need to wear several hats
§ Editor § Content Creator § Program Manager § Writer § Agency § Creative
From partners and manufacturers
Leverage free content
Solution Brief – co-branded from partner This content is created by Juniper. Offer it free to its channel partners for co-branding
Source: Vology
Use fiverr, tenrr
To find freelancers
1. Evaluate your content, start with promotion in mind
2. It takes time, budget and effort to
repurpose, reuse and repackage. Prioritization is key
3. Create an RRR plan § Start with 1 or 2 flagship content for repurpose, reuse and
repackage § Connect the dots by pulling materials from different pieces of
content
When you go back to work…
Oh, wait, one more RRR example…
CAPTURE EVERYTHING
BEHIND THE
SCENES
Q & A VIDEOS VIDEOS OF
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