More Related Content Similar to The Content Process: From Post-Its to Promotion (20) More from Dana DiTomaso (11) The Content Process: From Post-Its to Promotion16. 3. Discuss the basic
content formula.
I am a __________
Who wants to learn more
about ____________
So I can __________
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22. What are the most common
questions you answer?
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32. This goes into a schedule:
Author
Due Date
Publish Date
Topic/Title
Content/Details
Keyword(s)
Target Persona
Call to Action
Promotion @danaditomaso
33. Make sure that someone
else hasn’t already done it
(well).
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35. Provide a “before it
goes out” checklist.
(This is great:
http://blogs.salesforce.com/ca/2015/02/
blog-content.html)
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Editor's Notes Post it time! You still have to do some review before you get to the post-its. Also buy doughnuts. This really sets the scene and reminds everyone why you’re there in the first place. We do personas first, so it might be a while between the time when the personas are written and we do the content brainstorming. This can give your audience a focus on content topics, especially as they relate to personas. 70% of your content is low effort, 20% is medium and 10% is high effort Sales, service, manufacturing, marketing, owners, accounting, as many departments as you can. You want a real cross-section of your company here. Now it’s really time for the post-it notes! (quickly, before momentum is lost) I enjoy this tool quite a lot to identify “don’t bother” and “we can do better”: https://ahrefs.com/content-explorer/ Has a local news outlet already covered your topic? Find out here: https://ahrefs.com/content-explorer/ By Erica McGillivray: http://blogs.salesforce.com/ca/2015/02/blog-content.html By Erica McGillivray: http://blogs.salesforce.com/ca/2015/02/blog-content.html