HOW CLOSE ARE YOU TO THE FUTURE? A NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT CONTENT MARKETING
The transformation of communications departments both within companies and organizations and externally. What will the new type of person, and their competences, be like? What kinds of processes and technologies will make up the communications departments of the 21st century? Why can we not afford to avoid or overlook this?
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53%
“small group
serves entire co.”
36%
have a
formal strategy
71%
“just taking
first steps”
57%
“unsure of what
success is”
strategic content is stuck in “average”
*CMI & MarketingProfs 2016 Enterprise Content Marketing Study
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51%
“feel moderately
successful.”
95%
“produce same
or more content”
83%
“same or
more money”
20%
“committed to
the practice”
we’re putting our mouth where our money is
*CMI & MarketingProfs 2016 Enterprise Content Marketing Study
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so, what’s next
“If a company is really going to gain the
trust of customers, it must be prepared to
offer the products and services of other
companies, even of competitors. This will
usually involve a fundamental re-
definition of the business….
Those addicted to advertising revenue
models will find it very challenging to shift
to a subscription based model.”
John Hagel
Co-Chariman, Deloitte LLP’s Center For The
Edge
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Content Marketing Is A Strategic Business Activity That Marketers Perform
evolved owned media is a business strategy
subscribe
an audience
win
a customer
grow
an advocate
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“when any new form comes into the
foreground of things, we naturally
look at it through the old stereos…
We’re just trying to fit the old things
into the new form, instead of asking
what the new form will do to all the
assumptions we had before.”
- Marshall McLuhan
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“the new medium also
changes the way
the older medium is used”
- Marshall McLuhan
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“tell me how you measure me
and will tell you how I will
behave. If you measure me in
an illogical way… do
not complain about illogical
behavior.”
- Eli Goldratt
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we still view content
through either the
transactional customer
lens, hoping for
campaign value - or
through through an
inbound lens, hoping
for magnetism.
neither is working.
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the business case for content:
It isn’t what we should start doing.
it’s what we should stop doing.
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unable to measure strategic efficacy of the
program, because it’s not a program.
it’s only tactical support of collateral-based
marketing.
one year later, here’s what we have…
a disconnected pile of assets…
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PURPOSE STORY AUDIENCE PROCESS MEASURE
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our content creation strategy framework
BUSINESS
GOALS
CONTENT
MISSION
CONTENT
STRATEGY
BUSINESS
VALUE
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Subscribers 2X faster pipeline
Increased LTV - (+10% increase in ASP)
25% effectiveness in ad buys
Data append - optimize site FOR SALES
Attendance at events +20%
DATA
CAMPAIGN
CUSTOMER
BUSINESS
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Data Append
Better, Prioritized,
Richer Sales leads
25%
Effectiveness
Digital Ad Buy
Optimize Site for
Sales +5% Leads
Marketing 2X
Faster through
pipeline
10%
INCREASE
SUBSCRIBER ASP
20% INCREASE
Attendance
at regional events
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Return Doesn’t Happen All At Once
By reaching Goals, both expected and unexpected, we increase the value OVER time.
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1 Opportunity Per Quarter
+10%
$200,000 / YRRich Sales leads
$10,000 / mo on
Google
$2,500/mo
$30,000 / YREffective Digital Ads
200 Leads / MO /
Optimize Site for
Sales +5% LEADS
10 @ $400 CPL /
$48,000 / YR
Average Sales Price
$50,000
Increase ASP _10% $5,000/mo
$60,000 /YR
Sales
more / effective
2X
Faster pipeline $0 / yr
Increase Attendance
at regional events
Attendance +10% $100,000 yr
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what does that really mean?
$438,000