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Repurpose

Reuse

Refresh Content @PamDidner

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Use Content to Drive Conversion

But before you

Repurpose Reuse Refresh

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Let’s sit back

And think for a minute

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Before Repurpose, Reuse, Refresh content

Who is your audience?

Persona

What topics to use to engage with them?

Editorial What materials to use to engage with them?

Content

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Understand your audience through

§  Buyer Research

§  Seller Interviews

§  Keyword Search

§  Social Listening

§  Observations

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Ravi, IT Manager Med. & Lrg. Business

Tech Enthusiast

External Influencers Organ

iza(

onal  A-tude

s  and

   Business  O

utcomes  

Use  tech  as  compe--ve  advantage   p  

Willingness  to  pay  a  premium   $$$  

Early  tech  adopters   p  Employees  that  are  extremely  connected  and  extremely  dispersed   p  

Full  -me  dedicated  IT  staff   p  

Techno

logy  In

frastructure  

#  of  sites   p  IT  Budget   $$$  

%  of  employees  with  a  dedicated  computer  

Computer  installed  base  

Computer  refresh  cycle  

>50%  installed  base  of  laptops   p  Server  installed  base  

Has  a  enterprise  class  data  center   p  Smartphone  installed  base  

Tablet  installed  base  

Currently  use  SaaS,  IaaS  or  PaaS   p  Server  virtualiza-on   p  Security  

88%

% with Dedicated IT Budget

$10.4M

Avg. IT Budget

p

Mean Deployment Size

3,168  

329  

1,016  

420  

90%

95%

65%

43%

Technologies in Use

p

p

p

p

IT Manager Persona (Global)

Influencers

IT Budget

IT Environment

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Leveraging  Data  

Business  intelligence  tools  to  speed  the  ability  to  report,  analyze  and  store  data  (e.g.,  data  mining,  analy-cs,  data  warehousing,  etc.)  

�  Data  management  applica-ons  that  control,  protect,  deliver  and  enhance  value  of  data  and  informa-on.  (e.g.  ERP,  CRM,  transac-onal  databases,  etc.)  

�  

Capabili-es  to  improve  our  vendors’  or  partners’  abili-es  to  access  our  data.  (e.g.  web  portals,  B2B  gateways,  etc.)  

�  Business  process  capabili-es  to  improve  workflows  within  my  company  (e.g.  six  sigma,  business  process  modeling,  etc.)  

�  

Virtualiza(on  Desktop  virtualiza-on   �  Server  virtualiza-on  (e.g.,  expanding;  improving  manageability  etc.)   �  

Telework/  Mobility  

Capabili-es  to  enable  employees  to  work  from  home  (e.g.  VPN,  Citrix,  remote  access  to  the  company’s  network,  etc.)  

�  Enabling  employees  to  use  their  personally-­‐supplied  devices,  computers  or  phones  to  connect  to  the  company’s  network  

�  

Security  

Automa-ng  IT  management  (e.g.,  socware  /  patch  updates)   �  Improving  compliance  with  regula-on   �  Improving  our  company’s  IT  security   �  

Other  

Improving  the  delivery  of  applica-ons  across  different  devices*   �  Giving  new  company-­‐supplied  compu-ng  tools  to  employees  such  as  smartphones,  tablets  or  similar  

�  Consolida-ng  or  integra-ng  our  data  centers,  network  and  storage  infrastructure**  

�  Capabili-es  to  accommodate  or  manage  data  growth  and  storage  needs   �  

Ravi, IT Manager Med. & Lrg. Business

Tech Enthusiast

Very High

Security

Very High

Very High

Very  High  

Collaboration

Mobility

Informa-on  Mgmt  

IT Initiatives

Challenges/Pain Points

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Create your own persona

Name? Personal Profile? Job Description?

Challenges or Desires? Content needs?

Preferred media to receive information?

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Persona provides insights to editorial planning

Brainstorm Topics

Editorial Calendar

Pain Points Desires

Jobs Description Attributes Budget

Keyword Search

Demo-graphics

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Use editorial topics

To determine content list

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Be very focused

You can’t please everyone

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Editorial Topics

Yearly

Monthly

Weekly

Daily

Hourly

Tactics (Social / Paid)

Strategic

Tactics (Social / Paid)

Tactics (Social / Paid)

Strategic

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Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov

2013

Dec

Topics Cloud Product Launch #1 Mobility Product

Launch #2

Editorial Topics

Big Data

CES Product Launch

Mobile World Congress

Intel Developer Forum in China

Computex Intel Developer Forum in US

Intel Developer Forum

Product launch

(Yearly and Monthly)

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Editorial Topics

Weekly and Daily

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Useful Links: Free Content Marketing Tools 2014: Content planning, creation and marketing made easy

http://blog.woorank.com/2014/02/free-content-marketing-tools-2014-content-marketing-easy/

Content Marketing for better planning, management and tracking http://www.toprankblog.com/2013/08/5-content-marketing-planning-tools/

Divvy HQ Gather Content

Kapost Compendium

Select content planning tools

WordPress Trello

Opal Moments

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Options to Create Content

Create

original content or curate third

party content

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All the time

It’s hard to create new and

original content

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Curated content does not

perform as well

As original content

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Repurpose, Reuse, Repackage (RRR)

The option between original and curated

content?

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Example 1: RRR a flagship content to one audience

Example 2: RRR a hero or flagship content to different audiences

Example 3: RRR different pieces of content to a new piece of content

Three Possible Options

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5 short blog posts

1 short video animation

3 Infographics

1 presentation

1 white board Video by Intel

Expert

1 Podcast interview of the

white paper author

One 18-page white paper

Example 1: 12 content pieces out of one White Paper

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Long From Content (1)

Short From Content (4)

Social Content (20)

For Social Media:

Source: Intel

Break down long form content to multiple short forms

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Short Form Examples

18-pages of White Paper

600 to 800 word blog posts Source: Intel

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Social Content Examples

Source: Intel

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The Sophisticated Marketer’s Guide to LinkedIn:

Podcast: SlideShare:

Another example: Hero Content repurposed into

Different formats

Source:  Jason  Miller,  Global  Content  Marke-ng  Manager,  LinkedIn    

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eBooks:

Blogs:

Blogs eBooks

Source:  Jason  Miller,  Global  Content  Marke-ng  Manager,  LinkedIn    

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Infographics

Source:  Jason  Miller,  Global  Content  Marke-ng  Manager,  LinkedIn    

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The Webinar:

Physical Book:

The Webinar Physical Book

Source:  Jason  Miller,  Global  Content  Marke-ng  Manager,  LinkedIn    

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One more step: Take it Global

Source:  Jason  Miller,  Global  Content  Marke-ng  Manager,  LinkedIn    

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The Sophisticated CMO’s Guide to LinkedIn

The Sophisticated Healthcare Marketer’s Guide to LinkedIn

The Sophisticated Event Marketer’s Guide to LinkedIn

Example 2: RRR a hero or flagship content to different audiences

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Example 3: RRR different pieces of content to one or different audience

Millennial study in China

Millennial study in Germany

Millennial study in US

International Millennial Study

eBook

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A

Example 3: RRR different pieces of content to one or different audience

CEO announcement of new products:

a video

A new video 3 to 4 slides of new product benefits.

Call to action: a demo

Customers sharing their pain points

= + + B   C   D  

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Ok, so it’s time consuming

And expensive

to RRR

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There was only a small budget?

But what if

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You will need to wear several hats

§  Editor §  Content Creator §  Program Manager §  Writer §  Agency §  Creative

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From partners and manufacturers

Leverage free content

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Solution Brief – co-branded from partner This content is created by Juniper. Offer it free to its channel partners for co-branding

Source:  Vology  

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Use fiverr, tenrr

To find freelancers

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1. Evaluate your content, start with promotion in mind.

2. It takes time, budget and effort to

repurpose, reuse and repackage. Prioritization is key.

3. Create an RRR plan

§  Start with 1 or 2 flagship content for repurpose, reuse and repackage. §  Connect the dots by pulling materials from different pieces of content.

When you go back to work…