Content Strategy: Your Key to Connection Without Creepiness

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After a day of talking social media, regulations, and innovative marketing, you’ll be well on your way to smarter content marketing–right? Not so fast. With all the data you have on your target audience, it’s easy to personalize your story for users, their context, their conditions–and all that can be downright creepy. Content strategist Margot Bloomstein, author of Content Strategy at Work, will share how you can connect without throwing off your users. We’ll discuss how content strategy can unite your efforts, ensure you build a cohesive brand, and maintain an appropriate voice across channels, authors, and “the fine print.” Presented at Content Marketing World Health Summit 2012, Cleveland; #CMWorld, November 7, 2012.

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Content strategy:
Your key to connection
without creepiness
Margot Bloomstein
Appropriate, Inc.
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Cohesion between content types and among
content delivery vehicles

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Alignment with the needs and expectations
of your target audience

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and DreamWorks SKG
Data for
content
targeting?

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data  information  knowledge  wisdom

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data  information  knowledge  wisdom
context

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relevance
data  information  knowledge  wisdom
context

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data  information  knowledge  wisdom
context

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We can motivate application.

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We can motivate application.
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We can motivate application.
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Every time
you confuse
context with
device

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Context
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You know me.
But do I know you know me?

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You know me.
But do I know you know me?
Do I want you to know me?

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You know me.
But do I know you know me?
Do I want you to know me?
And is it good for me if you
know me?

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Sometimes it’s good.
(cc) BentWright

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“…shows you information you regularly
search for or could be relevant to you because
of your current location, including weather,
nearby restaurants, schedules for the next bus
station, how long it’s going to take you to
drive home and currency information if it
finds you are in a different country.

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This is one of the few Google services that
reveals how much the company really knows
about you.

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The reason it doesn’t quite feel like that yet is
because of the limitations of the service.
There is so much more Google could do with
this service, but it feels as if Google
deliberately kept some features back for the
time being to ensure that users can get used
to how it works before adding more tools.

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Sometimes it’s good.

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Sometimes
it’s creepy.
© Dimension Films

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“Targeting” a pregnant teenager
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Pace yourself
Let users see their data
Date, don’t stalk
Maintain consistency

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Let users see their data.

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Date, don’t stalk.
(cc) Javier Rapoport(cc) Phil Dowsing

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Maintain consistency—or cohesion.

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Always adventurous & empowering:

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Always adventurous & empowering:
“…about their ability to live
full lives, healthy lives,”
Amanda Sheldon, director of PR
WeWe

Pace yourself
Let users see their data
Date, don’t stalk
Maintain consistency
Connect without being creepy.

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Thank you!
Margot Bloomstein
@mbloomstein
margot@appropriateinc.com
slideshare.net/mbloomstein
http://amzn.to/CSatWork

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5. @mbloomstein #cmworld Content strategy: planning for the creation, aggregation, governance, and expiration of useful, usable, and brand-appropriate content in an experience.

6. @mbloomstein #cmworld Cohesion between content types and among content delivery vehicles

7. @mbloomstein #cmworld Alignment with the needs and expectations of your target audience

9. @mbloomstein #cmworld data  information  knowledge  wisdom

10. @mbloomstein #cmworld data  information  knowledge  wisdom context

11. @mbloomstein #cmworld relevance data  information  knowledge  wisdom context

12. @mbloomstein #cmworld applicationrelevance data  information  knowledge  wisdom context

13. @mbloomstein #cmworld We can motivate application.

14. @mbloomstein #cmworld We can motivate application. (cc) John C. Abell

15. @mbloomstein #cmworld We can motivate application.

16. @mbloomstein #cmworld We can motivate application. (cc) Javier Rapoport

17. Just don’t be creepy about it.

18. Context

19. @mbloomstein #cmworld Every time you confuse context with device

20. @mbloomstein #cmworld Context (cc) Euphoria

21. @mbloomstein #cmworld Context (cc) Euphoria

22. @mbloomstein #cmworld Context (cc) Euphoria

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29. @mbloomstein #cmworld Sometimes it’s good. (cc) BentWright

30. Sometimes it’s bad. (cc) BentWright

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33. @mbloomstein #cmworld This is one of the few Google services that reveals how much the company really knows about you.

34. @mbloomstein #cmworld The reason it doesn’t quite feel like that yet is because of the limitations of the service. There is so much more Google could do with this service, but it feels as if Google deliberately kept some features back for the time being to ensure that users can get used to how it works before adding more tools.

35. @mbloomstein #cmworld Sometimes it’s good.

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40. @mbloomstein #cmworld Ubiquitous Zappos

41. How do you walk the line?

42. Pace yourself Let users see their data Date, don’t stalk Maintain consistency

43. @mbloomstein #cmworld Pace yourself.

44. @mbloomstein #cmworld Let users see their data.

45. @mbloomstein #cmworld Date, don’t stalk. (cc) Javier Rapoport(cc) Phil Dowsing

46. @mbloomstein #cmworld Maintain consistency—or cohesion.

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52. @mbloomstein #cmworld Always adventurous & empowering: “…about their ability to live full lives, healthy lives,” Amanda Sheldon, director of PR WeWe

53. Pace yourself Let users see their data Date, don’t stalk Maintain consistency

54. Pace yourself Let users see their data Date, don’t stalk Maintain consistency Connect without being creepy.

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