This document provides tips on achieving high ROI from content marketing on LinkedIn. It discusses establishing a "big rock" piece of content to anchor a content strategy and using "turkey slices" to direct traffic to the big rock. Examples of companies achieving success with this approach include generating 18,000% ROI. It also outlines best practices like developing a blogging schedule with different types of content and leveraging influencers to promote content. The goal is to create holistic, relevant strategies that engage professionals through meaningful content.
How to Achieve Face-Melting Content Marketing ROI - Webinar Slides - London 6_7_16
1. How to Achieve
Face-Melting Content
Marketing ROI
presents
Jason Miller,
Group Manager, Global Content and Social
@JasonMillerCA
@LinkedInMktg
2. ABOUT
JASON MILLER
Group Manager,
Content Marketing and Social Media
at LinkedIn
Author of
Welcome to the Funnel: Proven Tactics to Turn Your
Content Marketing and Social Media up to 11
Rock n Roll Photographer
3. Face-Melting: The condition in which, due to an extreme exposure to an event of
epic Awesomeness, one loses all perception of space and time including (but not
limited to) a brief lapse in physical awareness.
7. PROFESSIONALS ENGAGE WITH
PURPOSE â AND WITH CONTENT
9 billion content impressions / week
15X content vs job postings in the feed
57% mobile
8.
9.
10. I think people ought to know that weâre anti-fascist,
weâre anti-violence, weâre anti-racist, and weâre pro-creative.
Weâre against ignorance.
Joe Strummer
21. 41%
of overall respondents say they would consider
ending a brand relationship because of irrelevant
promotions, and an additional 22% say they would
definitely defect from the brand.
RAGE AGAINST
IRRELEVANCEâŠ.
41%44%
34. Turkey Slices
(Non Gated)
MQL
No Yes
Revenue
BIG ROCK (Gated)
Lead Capture
Nurture
No
Yes
SlideShare
Infographic
Webinar
Podcast
Blog Post
Sales
SDR
Sales Qualified?
36. The Results Out of the Gate
4%
6%
9%
15%
32%
34%
Email
Blog
InMail
Direct/SEO
Other
Display
AdWords
United States
Netherlands
India
Canada
Australia
UK
Germany
New Zealand
Singapore
France64%
7%
7%
7%
6%
2%
1% 1%
51. Results
Improves gated content conversion rate:
Using Turkey Slices to drive to gated content can improve
landing page conversions by up to 6x
Increases quality traffic to product sites:
CTAs from one of their Big Rocks drove 64% of the traffic to
one of our major product sites during the month of Feb 2016
Improves content quality so people consume more:
Using Docalytics we can now see 57% of eBook readers are getting all the
way to the last page of the eBook
55. Bringing in the Influencers
JA SON MILLER
JUSTIN GRAY
MARIA PERGOLINOMATT H EIN Z
CRAIG ROSENBERG JON MILLER
56. Results
Cost: $5,500
Total Acquired Names (MAL): 335
Total Acquired Accounts (MAA): 51
Total Influenced Names (Invited to look
at book in aggregate): 71,975
Total Influenced Accounts (Invited to
look at book in aggregate): 3,553
Total Engaged Names (SAL-
Downloaded the book): 18,338
Influenced Pipeline: $232,200
Sourced Pipeline: $12,500
Total Won Pipe: 244,700
58. Three ways to create a big rock
1. Keyword Research
(From the Ground Up)
2. Find a Theme in Existing Content
3. Flip Bottom Funnel Content to Top
(Turning Customer Stories / Case Studies into Top of Funnel Content)
64. The blog is the social media rug
that ties the room together.
65. The Blogging Food Groups
A steady diet of quality content for your blog
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Raisin Bran
Spinach
Roast
Raisin Bran
Spinach
Raisin Bran
Chocolate
Cake
The condition in which, due to an extreme exposure to an event of epic Awesomeness,
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LinkedIn presents a really unique opportunity for brands. Itâs the first time in the history of media you can engage with the worldâs professionals in one place. With LinkedIn, youâre targeting a quality audience in a professional context. And, you can engage them in a very meaningful way: by sharing valuable content through products tailored to how professionals engage. By doing so, you become part of your audienceâs conversations and education on the platform.
So, LinkedIn is where by far the largest number of professionals gather to stay connected and informed, advance their career and work smarter. Over 414 million professionals are on LinkedIn. These are the decision makers, influencers, the leaders of today and tomorrow -- the people you want to target, all in one place.
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On LinkedIn, we have [make these stats more powerful by making them relative]:
61 million senior-level influencers
40 millions decision makers
10.7 million opinion leaders
6.8 million C-level execs
3 million MBA graduates
22.8M Mass Affluent (Chec
6.3M Small Business Owners
plus 1 customizable vertical-specific slides (e.g., 4.1 million IT decision makers)
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Professionals are not just coming to LinkedIn in huge numbers, theyâre engaging with a unique purpose. Theyâre coming specifically to connect to their networks, brands and opportunities by engaging with high quality content across the LinkedIn platform. This is a very different mindset and intent from other social media platforms, driven by our membersâ professional aspirations.
And this mindset has led to the incredible growth of content on the LI platform:
9 billion content impressions every week (content impressions in the feed = 1) articles 2) rich media - photos, videos 3) activity of other members such as likes & comments e.g., âyour connection commented on thisâ 4) âOtherâ which is a lot of smaller categories like a)Â the content generated by members themselves - status updates, profile updates, etc. b) posts/discussions in groups c) job changes - e.g. "so and so has changed jobs, congratulate them!â d) member anniversaries, etc.
9 billion weekly content impressions in the feed means there are 15X more content impressions vs job postings served in the feed each week
And the majority of this engagement is mobile. More than 57% of the time, theyâre accessing this LI content over their mobile device.
The record company came up with the rather hyperbolic marketing phrase, âThe only band that matters.â It stuck because there was a strain of truth to it. The Clash cut through the drivel and mindlessness of New Wave and came across as genuine, as opposed to manufactured pop or pretentious art rock. The band walked their working-class talk, going into debt to keep concert tickets and album prices low. They didnât break even until 1982âa fact they âwore as a badge of pride.â
Slide 2 Â and 3 Â Say something important
The Clash, especially Joe Strummer, wanted to start a conversation.
Other punk bands, such as the Sex Pistols, stood for complete anarchy and not much else. The Clash was a disrupter, no question, but they wanted to lead a movement rather than just throw a brick at someoneâs head. The results speak for themselves: The Sex Pistols imploded after one album, while the Clash delivered decades of great music.
Slide 2 Â and 3 Â Say something important
Take a stand.
The Clashâs motto was simple: If you donât like the world, they urged, then change it. This is what cemented their legacy as âThe only band that mattered.â Beyond punk attitude and politics, they told a story that was as compelling as it was hardcore. You knew where they stood. You knew what they could not abide. You understood your own responsibility in that narrative. And you loved them for kicking you in the butt like that.
The Lesson:
When you lead conversations that matter, you give customers a reason to follow you. If that seems beyond your purview, maybe itâs because you see your business as a transaction, rather than as a brand that adds value to peopleâs lives. Thereâs nothing wrong with that, but it does mean youâll forever compete on price rather than on who you are and why you exist.
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