This document provides guidance on developing a PR-driven content strategy. It emphasizes creating useful content focused on what audiences want to discuss. Content should be mapped to specific destinations or landing pages and the impact should be measured. Different types of content like visual, video, audio or text are best suited to different topics. Content should be shared across multiple social networks at optimal times. An effective strategy involves setting goals, planning with marketing, knowing destinations, mapping all content pieces, and measuring key metrics.
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Creating a Map for PR-Driven Content
1. a map for pr-driven content*
you’ve got the content,
now get it to the best destination.
*in 45 minutes
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2. Content is a fancy piece of terminology for movies,
television, plays, videogames, books, magazines,
newspapers or any other form of news, information or
entertainment that people consume with any of their
sensory organs other than their taste buds. Soup, for
example, is not content. But a video of soup is.
- The Wall Street Journal
“The New ABCs of Business” April 13, 2014
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16. destination
you must have a destination in mind to create
effective content
work with marketing to identify or create those
landing spaces
measure the impact
inbound links (where’d they come from)
hits (how many came to the page/site)
online action (what pages did they visit)
calls to action (likes, enrollment, purchase, downloads)
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18. if you can draw it with a minimum amount of words =
static visual content
whiteboard test 1
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19. if you can draw it but need to explain it =
video content
whiteboard test 2
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20. if you can tell the story with excitement
but you can’t draw it =
audio content
whiteboard test 3
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21. if you only have words (or mostly words) =
text content
whiteboard test 4
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22. 90% of info enters the brain visually
the recall rate of visual is 9x higher than text only
visual content is more likely to be shared than text
only
visual activates different areas of the brain than text
why visual matters
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