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Welcome NorCal BMA January Monthly Meeting
5:30 pm Registration & Networking
6:25 pm Announcements
6:30 pm How Stories Can Boost Your Content Marketing Success Moderator: Laura Ramos
Panelists: Jeff Paris& Clay Hausmann
7:30 pm Networking
8:00 pm Adjourn
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Tonight’s Speakers
Laura Ramos Vice President, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research Panelists: • Jeff Paris, SVP, MRM//McCann West • Clay Hausmann, Principal at treatment.
Content Marketing: How Stories Can Boost Your Content Marketing Success
How Stories Can Boost Your Content Marketing Success Laura Ramos, Vice President, Principal Analyst Forrester Research, Serving CMOs
January 28, 2015
“A tale shall accomplish something and arrive somewhere.”
– Mark Twain
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Agenda
› Forrester’s recent research on the state of content marketing
› Why stories matter › Clay Hausmann – screenwriting and
storytelling
› Jeff Paris – telling better B2B stories › Discussion!
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Source: Forrester/BMA/OMI May 2014 Global Content Marketing Benchmark Online Survey and July 16, 2014, “Compare Your B2B Content Marketing Maturity” Forrester report
B2B marketers admit their content doesn’t engage buyers or deliver value
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B2B buyers aren’t engaged with it
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Source: December 2014, “Brief: B2B Content Fails The Customer Engagement Test” report.
What makes content “engaging”?
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Source: Forrester qualitative research
B2B websites fail the engagement test
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Source: November 20, 2014 “Tell Stories To Connect With Business Buyers” Forrester report
Current approaches misfire “Why is it difficult to develop engaging content?”
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Source: January 21, 2014, “Focus B2B Marketing Budget Gains On Business Outcomes To Succeed In 2014” Forrester report and upcoming 2015 report.
A lot of resources are wasted
Hypothetical $1B+ company
Average spent on marketing programs
Average spent on content marketing
Of content buyers find useless.
Estimate of resources/effort wasted as result of poor content
7% 9%
$ 4M
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Why is storytelling important?
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We are “wired” to tell and respond to stories
Source: Uri Hasson, Associate Professor of Psychology, Princeton University
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Good stories follow time-tested patterns “Freytag’s pyramid”
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Good stories build audience empathy
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A good story checklist Every story needs: Notes and explanation: 1) A reason to care • Give it purpose, connection, emotional
core • A story should call to us or act as a
response
2) Characters to care about • Characters are the vehicles to carry the story forward
3) A problem • We are programmed to be compelled by narrative that has tension
• A problem serves as the anchor of the story
4) Acceleration and deceleration • We want the action to shift • Think of it like a long car ride
5) A conclusion appropriate to the story
• Don’t just end. Complete the tale by taking the characters to their final destination
Source: Chuck Wendig, Terribleminds.com
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Jan 28: This Evening’s Panelists How Stories Can Boost Your Content
Marketing Success
Clay Hausmann Principal
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Jeff Paris SVP, Group Creative Director
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The Treatment of Story.
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Telling be3er B2B stories January 28, 2015
Jeff Paris SVP/Group CreaEve Director • MRM//McCann West includes Salt Lake City and San
Francisco Offices • 380 professionals specializing in B2B markeEng • Salt Lake City is the B2B agency of record for Intel
RATIONAL
The way most businesses think about content markeEng
62 Percent of execuEves who say they rely on “gut feelings” when making decisions and that so\ factors should be given the same weight as hard factors.*
*Only Human: The EmoEonal Logic of Business Decisions. Fortune Knowledge Group in collaboraEon with Gyro. 2014
61 Percent of execuEves who agree that human insights must precede hard analyEcs when making decisions.*
*Only Human: The EmoEonal Logic of Business Decisions. Fortune Knowledge Group in collaboraEon with Gyro. 2014
B2B decisions are frequently more emo1onally connected than consumer
brands.
Yet communicaEons are typically very raEonal.
By telling emoEonal stories, we help our clients create deeply engaged and
enthusiasEc champions who are willing to speak up when decisions are made.
RATIONAL
The way smart businesses think about content markeEng
EMOTIONAL
Three Eps for more powerful B2B content.
“RaEonal” is a great place to start. 1
Explode your raEonal content in more emoEonal ways.
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Making big data more human.
Be more human. 2
Intel product demo video.
See: h3ps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OozkSuwlJw0
No, really. You can be more human. 2
If cables were people: HDMI
See: h3ps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nq_-‐bXhdQRc
Schedule story Eme. 3
The Friday Fast Five.
Since May, 2014 @IntelEDU has gone from 1,600 followers to 210,000
Tell B2B stories with these three Eps: 1. ‘RaEonal’ is a great place to start. 2. Be more human. 3. Schedule story Eme.
Thank you. jeff.paris@mrm-‐mccann.com
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Questions and discussion….
Clay Hausmann Principal
at treatment
Jeff Paris SVP, Group Creative Director
at MRM // McCann
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