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Content Marketing: Planning for 2014

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$118.4 billion was spent on content marketing, video marketing, and social media in 2013. What will be your content marketing focus in 2014? In this 451 Marketing webinar, our Executive Vice President of Digital Marketing Francis Skipper will share his insights on upcoming trends and strategies to captivate your audience through content marketing. Walk away from this 451 Marketing webinar with insights on: - Defining Goals: from brand awareness to lead generation - Trends in Content: what types of content are most popular? - Social Platforms: the top channels to focus on in 2014 - Analytics: How to measure the impact of your content marketing efforts

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Content Marketing: Planning for 2014

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Francis Skipper EVP of Digital Marketing

617.259.1605

[email protected]

linkedin.com/in/francisskipper

@fskip

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A QUICK STORY…

I was on my morning hike…

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And this group rode by on their mountain bikes

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Cool! I want to learn more about

mountain biking!!

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A few weeks later…

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A few weeks later…

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I want to buy a mountain bike!!

A few weeks later…

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Fancy meeting you here…

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Hey! I know those guys!

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Agenda

Today’s Digital Landscape

What is Content Marketing?

Why Content Marketing?

Creating Content Strategy

• Plan

• Create

• Share

• Track and Nurture

Open Q&A

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We’re in a Time of Change

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One-Way Dialogue

The Way We Consume Information Has Changed

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Pew Research, Jun 2013

Percentage of US adult mobile phone users with smartphones

61%

The Way We Consume Information Has Changed

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The Way We Communicate Has Changed

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Google is Constantly Changing

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Google circa 2000

Google is Constantly Changing

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Google circa 2010

Google is Constantly Changing

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Your Audience Has Changed

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Navigational Queries

Transactional Queries

Informational Queries

Audience Search Habits

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Navigational Queries

Transactional Queries

Informational Queries

80% of all queries!

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Google today

Google is Constantly Changing

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Google is Constantly Changing

Google today

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That’s Why We’re Here!

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78% of CMOs see custom content as the future of marketing

Hanley Wood

79% of marketers report that their organizations are shifting to branded content

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Trend for 2014: Storytelling

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clients

customers employees products

services

Trend for 2014: Storytelling

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Creating and sharing relevant content with your target audience

What is Content Marketing?

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• Position as an expert

• Attract new customers

• Maintain a dialogue with existing and past clients

• Increase social signals

Why Content Marketing?

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Why Content Marketing?

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NOT a silver bullet.

Why Content Marketing?

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TODAY, WE SELL

MOUNTAIN BIKES

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1 PLAN

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PLAN 1 Define Your Audience

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Moms Millennials Businessmen

PLAN 1 Define Your Audience

Who are you sharing content with?

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EXAMPLE OF TARGET AUDIENCE

PROFILE

25 – 44 YEAR OLDS

SOME COLLEGE

OR HIGHER

URBAN, NORTHEAST

SINGLE, UNMARRIED

TECH EARLY

ADOPTER

SOCIAL MEDIA

AUTHORITY

PLAN Define Your Audience 1

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25 – 44 YEAR OLDS

SOME COLLEGE

OR HIGHER

TECH EARLY

ADOPTER

PLAN Define Your Audience 1

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What are your audiences’ biggest pain points/needs?

Content you create should address your customers’ pain points:

• a need • a problem • a desire • a challenge

PLAN Define Audience Needs 1

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What do your customers need?

PLAN Define Audience Needs 1

• I need info on new bikes and gear

• I want to meet other mountain bikers

• I want to find trails for biking

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What do your customers need?

PLAN Define Audience Needs 1

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PLAN Define Your Goals 1

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“Content helps achieve business objectives, not

content objectives.”

-Jay Baer

PLAN Define Your Goals 1

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PLAN Define Your Goals 1

Top Organizational Goals for Content Marketing

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Brand Awareness

PLAN Define Your Goals 1

#1 Goal in Survey by MarketingProfs

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PLAN Define Your Goals 1

Lead Gen is #1 Goal in for B2B

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Traditional Marketing

Content Marketing

PLAN Define Your Goals 1

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Customer Acquisition

PLAN Define Your Goals 1

Audience Engagement

Brand Loyalty

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61% PLAN

Define Your Goals 1

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PLAN Define Your Goals 1

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Don’t forget social and search goals!

PLAN Define Your Goals 1

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Identify holes or missing content

Repurpose content that is outdated but still valuable

Catalog any existing content and categorize by:

Type Topic Persona Date

PLAN 1 Audit Existing Content

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Define Major Topics

Think about your goals

What do you want to be known for?

PLAN 1

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Define Major Topics

We’re THE go-to resource for • The latest in mountain bikes

and gear • Biking lifestyle and how-tos

PLAN 1

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Define Team/Roles

• Designate an overall content coordinator

• Have coordinator from each functional area

• Designate members of senior management team to oversee/ contribute – adds to validity

Set clear roles, expectations, and standards

PLAN 1

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Create a Calendar

Use a shared calendar such as Google Calendar to share content plan internally

• Color code by content type • Clearly define ownership • Create a checklist for social

media promotion • Share as far in advance as

possible to allow time for creation

PLAN 1

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CREATE 2

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Whitepapers, eBooks, Case Studies

Audio or Video Content

Events and Content from Events (Webinars, Workshops)

Blog and Social Posts Images and Infographics

Email Newsletters

Pick Content Type CREATE 2

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Pick Content Type CREATE 2

Top Content Types of2013

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Whitepapers, eBooks, Case Studies

Pick Content Type CREATE 2

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Blogs and Social Posts

Pick Content Type CREATE 2

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Pick Content Type CREATE 2

Images and Infographics

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Audio and Video

Pick Content Type CREATE 2

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Events/ Event Content

Pick Content Type CREATE 2

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SHARE 3

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Source: Pew Research Center

For instance:

• City dwellers are significantly more likely than rural residents to be on Twitter and Instagram

• Women are four times as likely as men to use Pinterest • Baby boomers are the fastest growing segment of

Facebook

Pick Your Platforms SHARE

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Include a CTA

SIGN UP

DOWNLOAD

ORDER NOW

REGISTER

SUBSCRIBE

LEARN MORE

ADD TO CART

BOOKMARK US

SHARE 3

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TRACK & NURTURE

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Establish Clear Metrics

Top Content Marketing Metrics

TRACK 4

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Coordinate TRACK

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Have your search team track goals and traffic

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What’s getting shared the most, by who, and when?

Evaluate Performance TRACK

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Take-Aways

• Your audience has changed

• Prior planning…

• Your customers expect relevant content

across channels

• Great content is content that fills a need /

answers a question

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Questions?

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Francis Skipper EVP of Digital Marketing

617.259.1605

[email protected]

linkedin.com/in/francisskipper

@fskip

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Content Marketing: Planning for 2014