3. Great
Content
is
Like
Great
Wine
• It
sends
a
message
to
taste
buds
• It’s
consistent
• It’s
memorable
• It
causes
a
reac9on
• You
can
feel
it
• It
creates
a
connec9on
• It
creates
an
experience
• It’s
the
finished
product
that
goes
into
a
package
4. An
Online
Search
is
Like
a
Wine
Tas9ng
•
You
barely
see
the
labels
•
The
user
is
distracted
by
choices
•
The
results
have
to
match
the
user’s
taste
It’s
what’s
inside
that
keeps
people
coming
back
for
more.
5. New
Site
Content
is
Like
a
Vintage
• Would
you
use
sediment
from
last
year’s
vineyard
to
fill
a
brand
new
wine
boIle?
• Why
try
to
shovel
old
content
into
a
shiny,
new
site?
6. Through
Online
Content
People
Decide:
If
they
can
trust
you.
If
they
like
you.
If
you
understand
their
needs.
"
If
you
offer
what
they
want.
If
you’re
a
company
they
want
to
do
business
with.
10. Content
is...
• Ar9cles
that
connect
to
users
• Links
that
keep
users
engaged
• A
voice
that
users
remember
• Trends,
techniques
and
technologies
(informa9on)
that
users
experience
and
share
12. Post
Post
Post
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Post
Input: Monthly Content / Conversation Calendar
Content Affects UX: V
Quantitative Qualitative a
Facebook Impacts: Impacts: l
Blog
Twitter Links Word of Mouth u
YouTube Subscribers Engagement e
Rankings Comments
Website
14. Guiding Principles
of Content Creation
1. Enable human interaction with a healthy dialog
2. Stay true to the brand personality
3. Contribute valuable information and offers
4. Allow for co-creation
5. Stick to common themes
6. Ask questions
7. Be service-oriented
8. Maintain consistent engagement
9. Use multimedia
10. Encourage consumers to share personal stories
15.
“The
single
most
important
thing
most
websites
can
offer
to
their
users
is
content
that
those
users
will
find
valuable.”
–
The
Elements
of
User
Experience,
Jesse
James
Garrre?