CO201: Intelligent Content for the Customer Journey - Jonathan Schmucler

Creating for Impact on YouTube

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  Jonathan Schmucler
  Global Expert, Branded Content Strategy
  YouTube

Jonathan Schmucler, Global Expert and Branded Content Strategist at YouTube, spoke about his framework for understanding how people digest content. Bite-sized material is only 5-6 seconds and reinforces a key message. Snack-length is 15-30 seconds and conveys a key message. Meal-length content is longer, but not traditionally available on TV, and builds equity for the brand. Each requires different storytelling methods. Understanding your goals can help you develop the best way to tell your story.

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CO202: The Content Management Cycle - David Langrock

How Content and Ecommerce Work Together

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  David Langrock
  Sr. Director, Marketing Services
  Groupon

 

David Langrock, Senior Director of Marketing Services at Groupon, spoke about how content and ecommerce can work together. Content can be found in product descriptions, reviews, merchant tips, and details. You can use the BrightEdge Data Cube to find keywords and create engaging, useful content applicable to your unique customers.

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CO202: The Content Management Cycle - Steve Krull

Sustainable Content Marketing Cycles

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  Steve Krull
  CFO
  Be Found Online

Steve Krull, the CEO and founder of Be Found Online, described how "sustainable content marketing" can be used to understand content promotion. "Solar" refers to shining light on existing content. "Wind" means creating momentum, and "water" describes pulling customers through the funnel.

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CO202: The Content Management Cycle - Steven Saltzman

Building Content with a Plan: Content with a Purpose

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   Steven Saltzman
   Managing Editor
   Consumer Reports

 

Steven Saltzman, managing editor at Consumer Reports, spoke about the importance of having content with a plan and a purpose. It is no longer a "if you build it [they will come]" scenario. Now brands need to plan ahead to ensure that their content meets user demand.

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CO203: Metrics That Matter - Dan Toplitt

Cross-Channel Content Metrics that Matter

 

 
  Dan Toplitt
  Associate Director, SEO
  Resolution Media

Dan Toplitt, the Associate Director of SEO at Resolution Media, delved into cross-channel content and uncovering the metrics that matter. He described four key components of a holistic content marketing program: insights, content, distribution, and measurement.

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CO203: Metrics That Matter - Eric Baudais

Gaining Insights, Building Metrics from Combined Data

 

 
  Eric Baudais
  SEO Campaign Analyst II
  PennWell

 

Eric Baudais, the SEO Campaign Analyst II at PennWell spoke about gaining insights from combined data. When Google stopped providing keyword data, they had to take a more holistic approach to their sites. Using BrightEdge, they were able to identify content gaps and move forward with an effective strategy.

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CO203: Metrics That Matter - Jaimee Stauffer

From Insight to Action: Using data to drive results

 

 
  Jaimee Stauffer
  SEO and Content Marketing Strategist
  Citrix Systems, Inc.

Jaimee Stauffer, the SEO and Content Marketing Strategist at Citrix Systems, Inc, spoke about going from insight to action and using data to drive results. Realizing that users need different types of information at each funnel level, they were able to meet that need and produce a workable framework that led to success.

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CO204: The Search, Social and Content Marketing Trifecta - Chris Attewell

From SEO to Online PR – how we evolved our organization

 

 
  Chris Attewell
  SVP Americas, Search Laboratory
  Search Laboratory

 

Chris Attewell, the SVP Americas at Search Laboratory, described the results that can be achieved when SEO and PR are brought together. When brands correctly factor PR into the rest of the marketing discipline, they can produce great results in key areas such as awareness, engagement, and market share. Attewell believes that brands should not let themselves get lost in flashy campaigns and lose sight of methods that have been shown to work, including link building.

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CO204: The Search, Social and Content Marketing Trifecta - Clark Boyd

Form and Factor – The Path to Meaningful Content Measurement

 

 
  Clark Boyd
  VP, Strategy
  Croud

 

Clark Boyd, the VP of Strategy at Croud, explored the ideas of impulses, habits, and emotions together. He said that there is often too much information and not enough meaning. Brands need to be thinking about improving user engagement and moving towards meaningful content measurements. We need to think beyond immediate interactions, and instead see the big picture. Bringing different disciplines together can help help with tracking important metrics and understanding the impact of the content produced.

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CO204: The Search, Social and Content Marketing Trifecta - Rachel Freeman

The Influence of PR on SEO: An In-house perspective

 

 
  Rachel Freeman
  Director of Integrated Marketing, Digital
  Centrify

 

Rachel Freeman, the Director of Integrated Marketing and Digital at Centrify, spoke about the impact of PR on SEO. In particular, she touched upon how customers make many queries before actually engaging with a brand, so having a strong brand awareness is critical. When SEO and PR work together to establish consistent communication, they can see great results.

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