One key theme around content is that content needs to get smaller more concise for it to be considered by consumption. We have learned some interesting facts from this year that proves this to be true. The Average Internet User:
Has an attention span of 8 seconds, whereas a goldfish has an attention span of 9 seconds
Visits 2,125 pages per month, 1.12 min per page
Views over 3,000 impressions per day
We are experiencing a universe of very fragmented attention, we have less time to grab people. The cure for this is “Snackable Content” or content that is shorter including blogs like this under 200 words, videos less than 60 seconds, webinar and podcasts under 20 minutes, etc. We still drive people to the longer more in depth content, but trust and credibility need to be earned in seconds, not minutes, a few words, not paragraphs. It is time to look at your current content and chop it down. In this session you will learn how:
To parse down larger content
To build a solid snackable plan, then test and deploy
Your social communities can help out
To create engagement around your content
Getting snackable for mobile
All Participants will leave with:
Rapid Launch Plan Step-by-Step content guide to formulate your plan
Content Scheduling System and worksheets that will allow you to better organize your content and related resources
Over 20 publishing hacks that will save you time and produce instant results
As an added BONUS, Dean is offering:
Complimentary access to a live online Content Mini-Camp ($500 value)
90 Day Access to online weekly group coaching sessions for ongoing support ($200 value)
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Dean DeLisle
•Founder and CEO of Forward Progress, Inc.
•Creator of Social Jack™
•Train and Coach over 2,000 people per month
•Trained and Coached over 100,000 in Social Network
Skills
•Over 30 years in Relationship Marketing, Social Selling,
Content Marketing, Community Development, Business
Coaching, Consulting, and Training.
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The Law of Familiarity determines that the more
we spend time with and get to know anything, and
the more something becomes just a normal part of
life – the less we are excited about it or the less
we give it the attention it deserves. We see this
happen in all aspects of life – relationships, work,
hobbies, exercise, initiatives and learning.
Sometimes things just become… boring and our
mind shuts down!
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Snackable Content – Why?
• Attention Spans are Shorter
• 8 Seconds for a goldfish
• 9 Seconds for the Average Internet User
• 3,000 brand impressions each day
• Average website consumption is over 2,500 web pages per month
• 65% of people are visual learners
Sources: Conversity.be & Social Media Strategies Summit
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Awareness
Consideration
Conversion
Loyalty
Advocacy
Word-of-Mouth
2. Consumers add or subtract
brands as they evaluate what they
want
1. The consumer considers
an initial set of brands,
based on brand perceptions
and exposure to recent
touch points.
4. After purchasing a product or service,
the consumer builds expectations based on
experience to inform the next decision journey.
3. Ultimately,
the consumer
selects a brand
at the moment
of purchase.
Moment of
Purchase
Initial
Consideration
Active Evaluation
Information gathering, shopping
Post purchase Experience
Ongoing exposure
Loyalty loop
Trigger
Content Marketing and the Consumer Journey
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Executing Your Keyword Strategy
P3-9
Element Description
Title Tag Tells search engines and users what content lives on a page
URL Structure Tells search engines and users where content lives on a website
Heading Tags (<H1>) Supports the Title Tag as a Sub-TItle
Anchor Text Tells search engines and users what content links point to
Meta Descriptions Tells users what a page is about when they see a result in search
engines
Body Copy Gives search engines and users more information about the page
content
Image Alt Tags Tells search engines what the image represents
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Blog
• A blog can be an incredible tool for
sharing information and expertise.
• A blog can be used to directly
promote products, services and
events.
• A blog can assist in promoting
company vision and developments.
• A blog can foster customer loyalty,
build relationships with clients and
customers.
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Don’t forget your team – Outside In
1. Determine Your Destination
2. Establish Your Target
3. Define Team Members
4. Chose Relevant Content to Team
1. Large to Small – Think Panel Style
5. Have them write their piece to be featured
1. Add short 2 min podcast or video
6. Slice, 5x Post (tag) and Deploy (have them post to main
content)
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Blog Hack – Content Jam
• Choose Destination
• Target to aim for
• Keyword phrase to own
• Content inventory for support
• Optimize inventory
• Get SEM/MKO for blog creation
• Attached inventory
• Post and Optimize (SEOPressor)
• Syndicate (social, distribution, OnlyWire)
• Attach to profiles (show LinkedIn)
• Watch it Climb!!
Keywords are the stability / anchor 4 food groups
Hashtag trends supplement to keywords, staying up to date in trends and conversations hashtags are food supplements
Quarterly cleanse