getting proprietary audiences to r-a-i-s-e your content
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This presentation is used for MBA Social Media modules on the subject of audience development. Discussed concepts includes ways to get your audience to Reach, Advocate, Influence, Subscribe to and Engage with your content.TRANSCRIPT
Getting Proprietary Audiences to R-A-I-S-E Your Content
Dr. Jim BarryMay 2014
Building, Engaging & Nurturing Audiences with Social Content & Email
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to R-A-I-S-E Your Content
“…Smart developers and marketers are
building proprietary audiences across
email, mobile, social, and other web-
based channels in order to generate
‘attention on demand.’ In so doing,
they're reducing their dependence on
paid media and turning audiences into
assets for their companies…”
- Jeffrey K. Rohrs (Author of Audience)
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to R-A-I-S-E Your Content
REACH ADVOCATE INFLUENCE SUBSCRIBE ENGAGE
Getting Audiences to R-A-I-S-E Your Content
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
REACH
SEEKERS* will Reach Your Content if Relevant• Browsers• Listeners• Prospects• Readers
• Searchers• Shoppers• Viewers• Visitors
* Source: Jeffrey Rohrs, Author of Audience
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content
• Content SEO
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content• Content SEO
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content• Content SEO
Slideshare
Slideshare
YouTube
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content• Content SEO • Content Publishing Platforms
• Social Content
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content
• Content SEO • Content Publishing Platforms
• Social Content• Syndicated Content
Savvy
Feedly
Klout
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content
• Content SEO • Content Publishing Sites
• Social Content• Syndicated Content• Content Discovery Engines
StumbleUpon/Paid Discovery
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content• Blog & Website SEO • Content Publishing Platforms • White Hat Inbound Links
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content• White Hat Inbound Links
• Validations• Product usage• Recipes• Concepts
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content
• White Hat Inbound Links• Validations• Research Results
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content
• White Hat Inbound Links• Validations• Research Results• Breaking News
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content
• White Hat Inbound Links• Validations• Research Results• Breaking News• Useful Resources• Embedded Video
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content
• White Hat Inbound Links• Validations• Research Results• Breaking News• Useful Resources• Embedded Video• Infographic
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content
• White Hat Inbound Links• Validations• Research Results• Breaking News• Useful Resources• Embedded Video• Infographic• Incorporate "Tweet This"
Links
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content• Blog & Website SEO • Content Publishing Platforms • White Hat Inbound Links• Podcast Listeners
• Only 225K audio podcasts vs. 450M blogs• 97M drive alone for avg. 27 min./day• Captive audience in gym, airplane, car and outdoors• Niche audience with voice-based trust building
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content• Blog & Website SEO • Content Publishing Platforms • White Hat Inbound Links• Podcast Listeners• Hashtags
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Getting Seekers to REACH Your Content• Content SEO • Content Publishing Platforms • White Hat Inbound Links• Podcast Listeners• Hashtags• Ad Retargeting
Image Source: Retargeter.com http://bit.ly/1oLEH0Q
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
Content SEO
Content Publishing Platforms
White Hat Inbound
Links
Podcast Listeners
Hashtags
Ad Retargeting
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to REACH Your Content
AMPLIFIERS* will Share Their Audiences if You Let Them be Heard
• Advocates• Influencers• Analysts• Commenters
• Creators• Reporters• Reviewers• Sharers
* Source: Jeffrey Rohrs, Author of Audience
REACH ADVOCATE
Getting Audiences to
R-A-I-S-E Your Content
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Getting Audiences to INFLUENCE
Source: Forrester Research
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
“…Social power belongs to employees, and is
loaned to brands while they work there...”
- Jay Baer, ExactTarget
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Why EMPLOYEE ADVOCACY is Required• People respond to other people, not your logo• Human Trust Magnet
• 92% Americans trust recommendations from family & friends• 47% trust ads from companies
Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
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Why EMPLOYEE ADVOCACY is Required• Human Amplification Engine
• Avg. user has 338 FB friends and 208 Twitter followers
• 98% of Millennials are more likely to engage w/friend’s post than brand post
“…Organizational social media literacy is fast
becoming a source of competitive advantage...”- Citrix, McKinsey, 2013
• 58% of certified employees at Dell engage in social media weekly on behalf of Dell
• Employees share 6x more Dell information on their personal accounts than on company accounts
Dell Facts
Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
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Requirements for Employee Social ADVOCACY• Corporate culture rooted in trust • Use guidelines to encourage participation• Enable employees to participate socially in the style of
their choosing• Use bi-directional content sharing
Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
Employee Advocacy Software Platforms
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Requirements for Employee Social ADVOCACY• Create metrics for advocacy BEFORE your begin• Need a champion and coaches• Need coaches do reassurance
HotlinesIBM went from 9% to 75% when coached
• Show advocates their participation matters
Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
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Source: Forrester Research
Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
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Requirements for Brand AMBASSADORS
• Need a compelling story• Must tell a story worth telling to
be a brand worth sharing• Determines how well customer
tells your story
Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
Requirements for Brand AMBASSADORS• Need a compelling story• Find a property to own
• Coca-Cola. Open happiness• P&G. Change that matters• Starbucks. Shared Planet• Nike. Better world• IBM. Smarter Planet• Unilever. Sustainable living
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
Requirements for Brand AMBASSADORS
• Need a compelling story• Find a property to own• Celebrate your customer – don’t
be a celebrity
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
Requirements for Brand AMBASSADORS
• Need a compelling story• Find a property to own• Celebrate your customer• Align your story with good works
• CSR • Sustainability• Community Giving • Employee Volunteering • Cause Marketing • Foundation
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to ADVOCATE Your Content
Requirements for Brand AMBASSADORS
• Need a compelling story• Find a property to own• Celebrate your customer• Align your story with good works• Leading the conversation
around you’re your owned property (benefit)
Antibiotic Free Ingredients
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REACH ADVOCATE INFLUENCE
Getting Audiences to R-A-I-S-E Your Content
Getting Proprietary Audiences to INFLUENCE Your Content
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INFLUENCING Communities• Have high quality networks • Can extend your social reach• Can validate your own reputation
Getting Proprietary Audiences to INFLUENCE Your Content
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INFLUENCERS• Pundit, blogger, celebrity, speaker• Reach is key • Circumstantial loyalty• Incentives often required
Differences Between ADVOCATES and INFLUENCERS
ADVOCATES• Employee (or customer)• Passion is key• Persistent loyalty• Incentives typically not required
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Why Influencers• 85% of consumers seek out trusted expert
content when considering a purchase• Expert over branded content
• 88% lift in brand familiarity• 50% lift in brand affinity• 38% lift in purchase intent
Getting Proprietary Audiences to INFLUENCE Your Content
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Getting Audiences to INFLUENCE
Building an Active Community of Influencers
• Finding the right influencers
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Getting Audiences to INFLUENCE
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The Top 50 People Digital Marketers Retweet Most1. Jay Baer – @jaybaer2. Vala Afshar – @ValaAfshar3. Chris Brogan – @chrisbrogan4. Jeremiah Owyang – @jowyang5. Lee Odden – @leeodden6. Guy Kawasaki – @GuyKawasaki7. Brian Solis – @briansolis8. Ann Handley @MarketingProfs9. Danny Sullivan – @dannysullivan10. Darren Rovell – @darrenrovell11. Mark Johnson – @MJohnsonLoyalty12. R Ray Wang – @rwang013. Sean Gardner – @2morrowknight14. Richard Branson – @richardbranson15. Maria Popova – @brainpicker16. Mark W Schafer – @markwschaefer17. Amber Naslund – @AmberCadabra
18. Jeff Bullas – @jeffbullas19. Glen Gilmore – @GlenGilmore20. Mari Smith – @MariSmith21. Shelly Kramer – @ShellyKramer22. Michael Brenner – @BrennerMichael23. Barack Obama – @BarackObama24. Rainn Wilson – @rainnwilson25. Neil Tyson Degrasse – @neiltyson26. Anil Dash – @anildash27. Anthony DeRosa – @AntDeRosa28. Ann Tran – @AnnTran_29. Bruce Van Horn – @BruceVH30. Nick Bilton – @nickbilton31. Peter Shankman – @petershankman32. Mark Ragan – @MarkRaganCEO33. Dan Primack – @danprimack34. Brian Fanzo – @iSocial_Fanz
35. Mack Collier – @MackCollier36. Tim Siedel – @badbanana37. Ted Rubin – @TedRubin38. Chris Voss – @CHRISVOSS39. Gerry Moran – @GerryMoran40. Brian Morrissey – @bmorrissey41. Heidi Cohen – @heidicohen42. Lolly Daskal – @LollyDaskal43. Stephen Colbert – @StephenAtHome44. Magic Johnson – @MagicJohnson45. George Takei – @GeorgeTakei46. Ariana Huffington – @ariannahuff47. Marc Andreessen- @pmarca48. Elon Musk – @elonmusk49. Kim Garst – @kimgarst50. Gary Vaynerchuk – @garyvee
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Getting Audiences to INFLUENCE
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Getting Audiences to INFLUENCE
Building an Active Community of Influencers
• Finding the right influencers• Understanding your influencer
ecosystem
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Getting Audiences to INFLUENCE
Building an Active Community of Influencers
• Finding the right influencers• Understanding your
influencer ecosystem• Engaging with influencers
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Getting Audiences to INFLUENCEBuilding an Active Community of Influencers
• Finding the right influencers• Understanding your influencer
ecosystem• Engaging with influencers• Romancing influencers with
gifts for their audiences
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Getting Audiences to INFLUENCEEncouraging Influencers with Co-created Content
• Guest blogging • Podcasting• Tips from Pros• Short interviews with industry
thought leaders
“…Co-creating content can help you increase yourcontent’s exposure, grow out your social followingand increase your brand’s influence.…”
- Lee Odden (TopRank, Author of Optimize)
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to INFLUENCE Your Content
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Using Klout to Measure Influence
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to SUBSCRIBE to Your Content
REACH ADVOCATE INFLUENCE SUBSCRIBE
Getting Audiences to R-A-I-S-E Your Content
SUBSCRIBED• Email• Mobile Apps• SMS• Podcasts
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Getting Audiences to SUBSCRIBE
SUBSCRIBING Communities• Open the door for LEAD NURTURING• See VALUABLE content as worthy of opt-in• Enable PROPRIETART AUDIENCE development
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to R-A-I-S-E Your Content
REGENERATING Audiences• Expect omni-channel presence• Multiply & sustain themselves• Thrive on RELEVANT content
“…As long as your audience’s changing needs are met with contentthat speaks to them on the channels where they prefer to receive it,your audience growth efforts will always prosper…”
- Jeff Rohrs (ExactTarget & Author of Audience)
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Email as the Bedrock Audience
“…You will lose up to
30% of subscribers
each year due to
email attrition. To
grow your business,
you need to feed the
top of the funnel
with list-building
tactics.…”
- Marketo
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Audience REGENERATION Across Social Content, Email & Mobile
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Email is the Bedrock Audience• Key to proprietary audience• Safe haven response to Facebook debacle
Email as the Bedrock Audience
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Email is the Bedrock Audience
• Owned asset• Key to MoFu* lead nurturing
when RELEVENT
“…Email list is the energy of your business. It’s where fansand leads become paying customers…”
- Amy Porterfield
* Middle of the sales funnel (MoFu)
Email as the Bedrock Audience
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RealtorsProperty Managers
Real Estate Investors
• Operational Efficiency
• Budgeting
• Auditing
• Community Development
Send the Right People the Right Message Create segment categories divided by interests
Accountant Selling to Residential Property Managers
Email for Lead Nurturing: The Case of RE-MMAP
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Email for Lead Nurturing: The Case of RE-MMAP
Send the Right People the Right Message Create segment categories divided by interests Map out content plan specific to each niche interest
Property Management Niche for Real Estate Accountant
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Email for Lead Nurturing: The Case of RE-MMAP
Source: MarketingProfs 2014 B2B Content Marketing Trends
Content items selected by RE-MMAP
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Awareness of Problem Information Gathering Evaluation of Alternatives Deciding
Tips on Surviving the South Florida Condo
Meltdown
Guidelines for Generating Revenue
beyond Rents & Dues
Download Spreadsheet App for Calculating HOA
Special Assessments
Using Special Assessments and Credit Lines in Lieu of
Annual Due Increases
Email for Lead Nurturing: The Case of RE-MMAP
RealtorsProperty Managers
Real Estate Investors
• Operational Efficiency
• Budgeting
• Auditing
• Community Development
Map Content to Buying Cycle
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Email for Lead Nurturing: The Case of RE-MMAP
Awareness of
Problem
Information
GatheringEvaluation of Alternatives Deciding
Tips on Surviving the South Florida Condo Meltdown
Guidelines for Generating Revenue beyond Rents &
Dues
Download Spreadsheet App for Calculating HOA Special
Assessments Using Special Assessments and Credit Lines
in Lieu of Annual Due Increases
When tracked & mapped, email allows precise timing of content relevant to buying cycle
Awareness of Problem Information Gathering Evaluation of Alternatives Deciding
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Create a framework for natural nurturing(case of real estate accounting in S. Florida)
• Select a persona (e.g., property managers seeking cash relief in S. Florida condo complexes)• Choose a problem-to-solution (e.g., county ruling restricts HOA reserves when budgets are tight)
Email for Lead Nurturing: The Case of RE-MMAP
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• Use closely related content
Awareness of Problem Information Gathering Evaluation of Alternatives Deciding
Recent County Legislation Impacting
HOA Reserve Accounts
Guidelines for Reducing HOA Budget
Overruns
How One Property Mgmt. Firm Used Credit to
Avoid HOA Fee Increases
HOA Finances: Tips for Handling Your Reserve
Account
• Industry setbacks
• Economic pressures
• Health & environment
OR
• Contest
• Awards
• Events
Email for Lead Nurturing: The Case of RE-MMAP
Problem Solution
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Feb 10Prospect reaches web site
through search query
“property management
software” views four
pages and subscribes to
newsletter
March 10Prospect
responds to
email invitation
for webinar 30
minutes after
email is sent
March 21Prospect attends
webcast, stays 45
minutes and submits a
question related to
collecting on
delinquent tenants
March 18Prospect
downloads
podcasted v-blog
on balancing
annual budgets
April 1Prospect submits
request for free
consultation
following download
of case study
• Prospect is a property manager• Is highly interested in the topic with some sense of urgency
(e.g., fast response to email, webcast activity, etc.)• Has a high level of interest in the accounting services• Is late in the buying cycle
Email for Lead Nurturing: The Case of RE-MMAP
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Audience REGENERATION Across Social Content, Email & Mobile
Email is the Bedrock Audience
• Owned asset• Key to MoFu lead
nurturing• Largest channel
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Audience REGENERATION Across Social Content, Email & Mobile
Email is the Bedrock Audience
• Owned asset• Key to MoFu lead nurturing• Largest channel• Channel is direct, easily measurable
& instantly activated
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Getting Proprietary Audiences to ENGAGE Your Content
REACH ADVOCATE INFLUENCE SUBSCRIBE ENGAGE
Getting Audiences to R-A-I-S-E Your Content
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• Recognized – have their voices counted for the winning answer, best photo, etc.
• Edu-tained – be educated on a passionate topic in a funny or otherwise entertaining way
Getting Proprietary Audiences to ENGAGE Your Content
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• First – be the first one who shares some breaking news to our friends
• Encouraged – be inspired and motivated by success stories, quotes and speakers
Getting Proprietary Audiences to ENGAGE Your Content
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• Relational – be involved regularly with a community of similar interests
• Rewarded – be given exclusive privileges, discounts, coupons or deals for our time
Getting Proprietary Audiences to ENGAGE Your Content
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• Embraced – be discovered and accepted by our peers
• Dazzled – be impressed or amazed with extraordinary achievements or events in our field
Getting Proprietary Audiences to ENGAGE Your Content
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“…People RISE to the conversation you create around them…”- Simon Mainwaring
Getting Proprietary Audiences to R-A-I-S-E Your Content