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Content and Outreach Strategy – Extended
Version
A Talk About Content, Outreach, Measuring
Successes and Really Long Pubcon Titles
Presented by: Jenneva Vargas@jenneva26
Successful Content
4 Search Types• Informative• Transactional• Navigational• Conditional
Setting A Goal for the Content
• What is the end goal for your content?
• How will you know if it was successful?
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Ways To Achieve Market Virality
• Answer pain points of the industry/niche
• Provide industry insights wrapped in a compelling content piece
• Actively distribute your content
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Outreach Strategy
• Things to consider when doing outreach– Promotion time– Influencers to contact– Offering exclusives vs. a tiered
approach
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Offering Exclusives on Content
• Only for extremely high value sites• Sites that speak directly to your
niche
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Tiered Approach
• T1 – High-authority sites or sites where targeted influencers are the primary presence
• T2 – These sites are smaller, but still offer quality readership
• T3 – To get a link: Visua.ly, Cool Infographics, Stumble Upon, etc.
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Um … What is aProfessional Flirt?
• Getting in front of your desired influencers– ReTweet their content– Letting them know what you think
about their own content– Helping them find other content that
is valuable
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How To Evaluate an Influencer
• Do they have an online presence?– Their own blog + company blog– Are they on social networks?– Do other people see them as a
thought leader in their niche?• Pro tip: Search Top # influencers in X
industry
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Tools to Help Judge Influence
• Feed Compare• How Sociable• Mention Mapp• Tweet Reach• Twitter Counter• But the big winner for me is…
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Followerwonk
• “You can order all active Twitter users by influence, dissect your social graph, or find new followers who are most important”
• New Announcement: Social Authority
http://mz.cm/Yq7QPB @jenneva26
Methods of Outreach
Social Media Networks
• Facebook• Twitter• LinkedIn• Google +
Additional Points of Contact
• Email• Web forms• Phone• Networking/in-person
meetings
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• People are engaging with the platform more
• Checking in more regularly
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• Target influencers and get in front of them, so when you do start the conversation your brand seems familiar to them.
• If you missed Joe’s presentation on using Facebook Graph Search to find psychographic data, check out WrightIMC.com’s blog post on Monday.
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• Best to start the conversation before you ask them to look or RT any of your content to their followers
• Hashtags allow for search
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Why G+ and SEO Go TogetherGoogle is giving content that has Authorship higher positions in SERPs.
Putting links in your author profile for additional inbound links
Highly indexable content, everything from biographical information to public posts
For outreaching there are some great features like Circles and Hangouts
Don’t Forget about Real Time
Everyone is a twitter about this Oreo ad:
http://bit.ly/WyRfe2 @jenneva26
Tools To Help You Create Real Time Content
• Social Mention• Trakur• Radian6• ScoutLabs• BuddyMedia• But the one I am most excited
about is…
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Bitly API
• True Real Time Search• Attention Spikes
• Yes, I did bitly a bitly post… is your mind blown?
http://bit.ly/UH68K8 @jenneva26
Secondary Metrics
• Traffic – needs to be qualified traffic
• Secondary lead generation• Links • Social signals
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Content Marketing Dashboard
http://bit.ly/PAlJX1 @jenneva26
• See what search terms are converting
• How much traffic is coming from your blog
• What those conversions look like
Be an Outreach Testing Nerd
• Look at Success Rates of– Your influencers list– The methods that you use for
outreach
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One Last Tip
• People have a tendency to take images without linking.
• Use Reverse Image Search or Tin Eye to find them and ask them to link back to the original source.
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