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Content Rules : How to Create Killer Blogs, Podcasts, Videos, Ebooks, Webinars (and More) That Engage Customers and Ignite Your Business.
Title:
Content Rules : How to Create Killer Blogs, Podcasts, Videos, Ebooks, Webinars (and More) That Engage Customers and Ignite Your Business.
Author:
Handley, Ann.
ISBN:
9781118287002
Personal Author:
Edition:
2nd ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (319 pages)
Series:
New Rules Social Media Ser. ; v.15

New Rules Social Media Ser.
Contents:
Content Rules: How to Create Killer Blogs, Podcasts, Videos, E-Books, Webinars (and More) That Engage Customers and Ignite Your Business -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Big Fat Overview (Sometimes Called an Introduction) -- Part One: The Content Rules -- Chapter 1: The Case for Content -- What Is Content, and What Can It Do for You? -- Good Content as a Competitive Advantage -- Chapter 2: The Content Rules -- The Content Rules -- Chapter 3: Insight Inspires Originality: Who Do You Want to Attract? -- Start with the Why -- A Quick and Dirty Search Lesson -- Back to the Why-and Onto the Who -- Set Your Metrics: What Does Success Look Like? -- Chapter 4: Who Are You? -- Speak Human: How Do You Differentiate Your Content? -- Chapter 5: Reimagine -- Don't Recycle: Anatomy of a Content Circle of Life -- First, Look toward the Sun -- Create a Publishing Schedule -- Feed the Beast -- Aim for Variety, and Do Something Unexpected -- Imagine New Creatures -- Chapter 6: Share or Solve -- Don't Shill -- What Do I Talk about When There's Nothing to Say? -- What I Really Want to Do Is Direct: Hiring Content Creators and Sourcing Content from Elsewhere -- Who Owns Your Website Content? -- What to Look for in a Writer (or Any Kind of Content Creator) -- Sourcing Content from Elsewhere -- Curated Content -- Cocreated Content -- User-Generated Content -- Licensed Content -- Chapter 7: Stoke the Campfire -- How to Build a Fire -- Your Content Campfire -- Start with the Small Stuff -- Finding the Bigger Sticks -- Singing Campfire Songs -- Why Doesn't My Content Have Any Comments? -- Telling Stories by the Campfi re Light -- Chapter 8: Create Wings and Roots -- Wings for the Web: Findable, Accessible, Shareable -- Findable -- Accessible -- Shareable -- Fishing for Attention in the Activity Streams -- Chapter 9: The Care and Feeding of Fans.

Setting Up a Listening Dashboard -- Responding Quickly, and with Sincerity -- Commenters -- Passives -- Trolls -- Passionates -- Chapter 10: Attention B2B Companies: This Is the Chapter You Are Looking For -- Your Prospects Are Avoiding You -- Marketers Need to Pick Up the Ball and Run with It -- Content Marketing Is the Key -- Additional Steps to Getting Hitched: Content and B2B, True Love Always -- Why: Clarifying Objectives for B2B Content -- Who: Understanding the Nuances of Your B2B Audience -- What: Map What You Know to How They Buy -- When: What's Special About the B2B Editorial Calendar? -- How: Craft Interesting, Informative, Entertaining Content (Yes, You Can!) -- Where: Spreading Seeds -- To Register or Not to Register -- Part Two: The How-To Section -- Chapter 11: A Blog as a Hub of Your Online Content -- Blogging Guidelines -- Define Your Purpose -- Set a Reliable Schedule -- Mix it Up! -- Move Beyond the Written Word -- Size Matters -- Learn How to Write Killer Headlines -- Design is Important -- Create Momentum -- Consider Comment Moderation -- Categorize and Tag Everything -- Write the Way You Speak -- Don't Overthink -- Chapter 12: If Webinars Are Awesome Marketing Tools, Why Do Most of Them Suck? -- How to Create and Produce Awesome Webinars -- Create -- Produce -- "A Rose by Any Other Name . . ." -- Chapter 13: What's the Difference between an E-book and a White Paper? (And When Should You Use Them?) -- Nine Steps to Creating an E-book or White Paper That People Will Want to Read -- Chapter 14: The Single Biggest Secret to Creating a Compelling Customer Success Story (Formerly Known as a Case Study) -- Chapter 15: From Dumpy to Sexy: An FAQs Makeover -- Chapter 16: Video: Show Me a Story -- Equipment: What You'll Need -- Creating Your Story -- Shooting and Scripting -- Show the World -- But What Am I Going to Shoot?.

iContent: Your Own Web Show? -- Chapter 17: Podcasting: Is This Thing On? -- Chapter 18 Photographs: The Power of Pictures -- What Should I Take Pictures Of? -- Sharing and Tagging -- Social Snapshots -- How Brands Are Responding -- Getting the Good Shot -- Bring in the Big Guns -- Part Three: Content That Converts: Success Stories (With Ideas You Can Steal!) -- Chapter 19: Reynolds Golf Academy: Greensboro, Georgia -- Content That Ignites -- Blog -- E-Book -- Video -- Ka-Ching! -- Ideas You Can Steal -- Chapter 20: The Cool Beans Group: Greensboro, North Carolina -- Content That Ignites -- Ka-Ching! -- Ideas You Can Steal -- Chapter 21: U.S. Army: Fort Knox, Kentucky -- Fort Monroe, Virginia -- Content That Ignites -- Ka-Ching! -- Ideas You Can Steal -- Chapter 22: AskPatty.com, Inc.: Thousand Oaks, California -- Content That Lgnites -- Partnerships -- Syndication -- Social Media -- Industry Publications -- Ka-Ching! -- Ideas You Can Steal -- Chapter 23: Qvidian: Lowell, Massachusetts -- Content That Ignites -- E-Books -- White Papers -- Video -- Ka-Ching! -- Ideas You Can Steal -- Chapter 24: HubSpot: Cambridge, Massachusetts -- Content That Ignites -- Blog -- Video -- Webinars -- Research and Reports -- Free Tools -- Video Podcast -- Ka-Ching! -- Ideas You Can Steal -- Chapter 25: Kodak: Rochester, New York -- Content That Ignites -- Blogs -- Facebook -- Twitter -- User-Generated Content -- Ka-Ching! -- Ideas You Can Steal -- Chapter 26: Boeing Company: Chicago, Illinois -- Content That Ignites -- Bylined Articles -- Video -- Twitter -- Ka-Ching! -- Ideas You Can Steal -- Chapter 27: Indium Corporation: Clinton, New York -- Content That Ignites -- Ka-Ching! -- Ideas You Can Steal -- Chapter 28: PinkStinks: London, England -- Content That Ignites -- Blog -- Newsletter -- Twitter -- Facebook -- Ka-Ching! -- Ideas You Can Steal.

Part Four: This Isn't Goodbye -- Chapter 29: This Isn't Goodbye, and a Gift for You -- A 12-Point Content Checklist -- About the Illustrator: Sean Tubridy -- Index -- Wiley End User License Agreement.
Abstract:
Ann Handley is the Chief Content Officer of MarketingProfs, a training and education company with the largest community of marketers in its category, and co-founded ClickZ.com. She is a monthly columnist for Entrepreneur magazine, a contributor to LinkedIn's Influencer program, and Amex's OPEN Forum. There's nothing more fun than following her on Twitter, where she has 170,000 followers, or subscribing to her own site at AnnHandley.com. C.C. Chapman is a media creator, entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and online marketing consultant. He is the founder of DigitalDads.com and the host of PassionHit.tv. For more information, please visit cc-chapman.com.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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