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CONTENT MARKETING YEARBOOK 2014: Highlights & low-lifes Fergus Parker, Axonn Media // Content Marketing Show July 2014

Content marketing yearbook 2014

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Axonn Media CEO Fergus Parker spoke at the Content Marketing Show in London in July 2014 about the best and worst examples of content marketing he's seen so far this year. He discusses what makes for good content marketing and highlights what content efforts have failed and as a result hurt brand reputations.

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CONTENT MARKETING YEARBOOK 2014:

Highlights

& low-lifes

Fergus Parker, Axonn Media // Content Marketing Show July 2014

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Who loves content marketing?

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Doing content marketing makes us feel good

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It’s the silver bullet that makes us More

successful

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It transforms us from Zero

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To hero

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The stats prove it...

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823%

of all marketers are

quadrupling

their spend on content marketing (Source: Me)

SO STATISTICAL VERY RESEARCH

MUCH CREDIBLE

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Content Marketing is MAGIC

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All we need to do as content marketers is create Great

content

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Then sit back

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And watch the page views, downloads, shares, new leads and engagement metrics go through the roof.

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RIGHT?

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Knock knock

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It’s reality

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Effective Content Marketing is

NOT SIMPLE

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It’s COMPLICATED

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Look familiar?

Credit: Rand Fishkin

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Ineffective content marketing by numbers

£4 billion worth of the UK content marketing industry

52% proportion of marketers saying their content marketing is not effective

£2.1 billion

cost of ineffective content marketing

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14,100 trips

to space

What can £2.1 billion buy you?

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The world’s 15 most expensive properties

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A 29 million year Netflix binge

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Start with WHY

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Simon Sinek

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We need to create content that...

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INSPIREs

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educates

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Evokes emotion

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reinforces belief

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has meaning

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Is Relevant

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Is Authentic

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In order to do this, content marketers and brands need to focus their efforts on the

3 pillars of content marketing

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But, of course, some content marketing

efforts are more successful than others

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3 low-lifes

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For supreme contextual failure, the yearbook award for

“Most awkward”

goes to...

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Mad Men

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Who chooses a philanderer to appeal to families celebrating good dads?

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For asking a non-existent community to share photos on Twitter using a

dedicated hashtag, the yearbook award for “Most likely to

be alone”

goes to...

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#myNYPD

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New York Police Department expected pics of happy families in their

community. However...

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And finally, the yearbook award for “Class clown”

goes to...

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Class clown... #GiveGregTheHoliday

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Cellecta Insulation got it all wrong when they jumped on a trending hashtag by

offering someone talking about a holiday some soundproofing advice. Not even

free soundproofing – just information.

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But it’s not all

bad

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3 highlights

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For creating clever content that makes the people who share it look clever,

“valedictorian”

is...

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Buffer Blog

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Articles like Why do you get your best ideas in the shower?

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And... What multitasking does to our brains

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Buffer doesn’t necessarily create content for their target audience. They

create content for people who are likely to share it with Buffer’s target audience.

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For creating beautiful, inspiring content with a unique angle,

“prom queen”

is...

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Ford: Mother’s Day Dream Car Campaign

http://bit.ly/1jXS2VC

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For creating content that resonates, “prom KING”

is...

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Prom King... Dissolve.com

http://bit.ly/1h6xO7V

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YEARBOOK HIGHLIGHTS

1. Produce content for people who already have an

audience

2. Make sure you know what your audience wants

3. Be authentic

4. Don’t sell yourselves

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Do that and you will succeed!

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Thanks!

www.axonn.co.uk http://go.axonn.co.uk/newsletter

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