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Content+ Strategy

Andrew HanellySVP Strategy

McMURRY/TMG

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Highlights/ The attention economy

/ Noise filters

/ Content saturation

/ A playbook

/ Hypothetical exercise

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THE ATTENTION ECONOMY.

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“The basic economic problem is increased

competition for attention.”

Hal Varian | Chief Economist | Google

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More data cross the internet every second

than were stored in the entire internet just 20

years ago.- Harvard Business Review, October 2012

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NOISE FILTERS.

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“Stop interrupting what people are interested in and become

what people are interested in.”

-Craig Davis | Chief Creative Office | JWT

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Technological Noise Filters

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Mental Noise Filters

74% of people prefer to learn about brands via articles instead of ads

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Push marketing:IntrusiveInundatesMe, me, me!NoiseServes brand

Don’t Be a Bully

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Pull marketing: Consumer controls Provides value You, you, you! Signal Serves brand and consumer

Be a Good Samaritan

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CONTENT SATURATION.

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“content marketing”

Interest is Growing

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And Brands are Buying In

of brands will be sharing content via social media

by 2014

93%

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$118.4 billion will be spent on content marketing, video marketing, and social media in 2013.

eMarketer, 2013

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It’s Not Just the Usual Suspects

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“The result of all the sharing and re-sharing is content marketing saturation.”

The Economist Group, 2013

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Is content the new clutter?

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Content as clutter:Thinly veiled marketing

Doesn’t add value or context

Painful UX

CMO Council 2013

When Content is Clutter

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“Brands face a choice: be real or be rejected.”

-2013 Trustr Study, Millward Brown

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People Can Tell the Difference

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It’s Not All About You

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Become a Trust Agent

Source: Forrester, 2013

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of people say quality content increases their trust in brands

The Feel-Good Effect

56%

Source: eMarketer, 2012

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Win their hearts and minds and their wallets will come.

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A PLAYBOOK.

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RELEVANCE IS THE RESIDUE OF CAREFUL PLANNING

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Steps to strategy1.Hypothesize success2.Embody your audience3.Create a there, there4.Get the right people5.Infinitely optimize

Good Strategy is Good Planning

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HYPOTHESIZE SUCCESS.

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A cross-platform content strategy will provide the following business benefit:Increase brand awarenessBuild contact databaseImprove customer intimacyGenerate sales leadsDrive purchasesProvide sellable ad inventory

Create a Hypothesis

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EMBODYYOUR AUDIENCE.

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Nobody wakes up in the morning thinking about your brand.

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They Think About Their NeedsThey Think About What Kept Them Up Last Night

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Put yourself in their shoes:What are their FAQs?What are their pain points?What are their secret dreams?

Audiences as Humans

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What do they:

Have in common?

Read and watch?

Spend their time and money on?

Humans as Creatures of Habit

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Gather audience insight and data that can guide

decision-making.41

Plug in to Audience Data

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Consider All Angles

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CREATE A THERE, THERE.

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This is the only lunch they’ll have today.

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Start with a Rallying Cry

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Vogue

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Biztech

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Health Hub

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Emphatically answer:What do you do?How do you do it?Who do you do it for?What value do you bring?

Rallying Cry Guide

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If you could take on the characteristics of any media brands, who would they be?

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The Brand Blend Question

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The Brand Content Spectrum

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Establish Tone and Voice

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You can be anything. You can’t be everything.

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Create Content Pillars

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Define Program Elements

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Create Editorial Calendar

Real-time: Contextual news, curated social, of-the-moment content.

Timely: Topical analysis, synced with “seasonality” based on target audience.

All-time: Research, resources, guides, histories, arts and sciences.

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NOWMilestone content

Special features

Weekly email

Daily posts

Always-On Engagement

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Things to consider:What is your rallying cry?What is your media mix?What topics do you stand for?How will you distribute content?

Creating a There, There

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BUILD A TEAM THAT GETS IT.

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Anatomy of successful digital thinking

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Embrace a Content Mentality

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Get the Right Team

ProductionSocial

Journalism Quality

Graphics Analytics

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INFINITELY OPTIMIZE.

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Don’t just push the same rock harder.

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Focus on Infinite Optimization

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Call in to mind your goalsBenchmark KPIs upfrontTrack monthly and real-time trendsMake analytics everyone’s business

Benchmark and Improve

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Focus on Infinite Optimization

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HYPOTHETICAL CHALLENGE!

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THANK YOU!

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You’ve mastered the theory, now put it into practice

Use the Show Guide to match this session’s categories with the

providers in the Hall who can help execute!

See Page 18 for details