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Challenge

The Challenge

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ProblemJust 3,500 carsMore cars, mileage >> more tyres sold

SolutionMake driving easier̶� Where to find petrol, fix tyres̶� Where to eat, sleepGave away 35,000 Guides

France 1900

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1.2 million guides sold, 23 countries

Michelin stars define quality

100 Years Later

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Telecom is using content to solve a similar problem

• Create useful content• To grow a market• By solving a problem• That’s slowing growth

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Content Marketing is not new … What is new is the internet

• It gives users control over (interruptive) advertising

• But, it also gives brands the ability to beat this by becoming publishers

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A Definition

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A Definition

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Content marketing process

1. Create content people want What’s in it for me?

2. Distribute that content Through own and

other channels• Connect it to the sale

Direct = Lead Gen Indirect = Brand

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Brand

Trust

The Balancing Act

#1 Create Content that People Want

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Don’t waste my time.

Don’t trick me.

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How traditional media manage this Put audience/reader first

“Church & State” boundaries

How brands might deal with it Avoid (or at least question) conflicting aims

Appoint ‘reader champion’ with political clout

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And please note that both the law and

Google’s Panda are watching, too.

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What content should we use in content marketing?

(It used to be simple)

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MagazinesBooksWebsite/MicrositeBlogs(Some) live events

Brand EmailEbooksWhite papersWebinarsCurationE-learningBlogs/Guest blogs

Lead Gen

Best content tools for:

Authoritative TopicalValuable Exchange

NewsListiclesPhotosVideoInfographics

SlideshareAnimated GIFSInternet memesCartoons

Social Sharing

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MagazinesBooksWebsite/MicrositeBlogs(Some) live events

Brand

(Coming Soon!)

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MagazinesBooksWebsite/MicrositeBlogs(Some) live events

Brand

Content

Hub

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EmailEbooksWhite papersWebinarsCurationE-learningBlogs/Guest blogs

Lead Gen Aim

Use high-value content to build a ‘permission asset’To get More names, or More data(Seldom both)

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NewsListiclesPhotosVideoInfographics

SlideshareAnimated GIFSInternet memesCartoons

Social Sharing Aim

Use topical, shareable content to: Build social presence Drive traffic to offers Build microsite traffic

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Evergreen content Keeps earning year after year

How toFAQ

Guide to, Best ofCase studies

Curation(Undated) blog posts

http://www.flickr.com/photos/62661480

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Getting distribution: How to market your content

• Website• Email list• Social (yours)

Owned

• Social/PR• Partnerships• SEO

Earned

• Ads• Native ads

Paid

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Native advertising: Spot the Bud Light

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Content Economics: How to value (justify) your content asset

Content Value

Cost to produce 250

No. of impressions 50K

CPM 6

GROSS earned/saved 300

Surplus $50

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Content Economics: How to value (justify) your content asset

Content Value

Surplus $50

# Orders (0.1%) 5

Average order value 50

Sales income $250

TOTAL CASH surplus $300Plus ‘Soft’ benefits ?

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* Only bet what you can afford to lose.

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And because this is content marketing, I need to insert a subtle commercial message.

If you’d like a live version of this presentation for your team or event, or help with your content, technology or publishing strategy, contact [email protected].