This workshop was given by PR Newswire Global Director of Emerging Media - Michael Pranikoff - at the PRSA North Pacific Region Conference on 6-25-16. The presentation walks through emerging media trends and the importance of creating content that is easy to quickly understand, digest, and make shareable both from a PR aspect of reaching media as well creating content that is direct for your intended audience.
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“My dear, here we must run as fast as we can,
just to stay in place. And if you wish to go
anywhere you must run twice as fast as that.”
- Lewis Carroll, Alice In Wonderland
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April Fools 2014 – NPR posted this message on their social media channels.
The headline was shared widely, but very few people read through to the
article – which proved their point….People will share something that comes
across a notification without reading the rest of the content.
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Source: The Knight Foundation: 5/11/16 Mobile-First News: How People Use Smartphones to Access Information
Social apps on mobile compete as a news
source, trailing only TV
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Source: The Knight Foundation: 5/11/16 Mobile-First News: How People Use Smartphones to Access Information
Social apps on mobile compete as a news
source, trailing only TV
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The headline here set
off a frenzy – except
that this wasn’t a real
story.
Notice the text after
the first paragraph…and
it received over 50K
shares via Social Media.
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The headline here set
off a frenzy – except
that this wasn’t a real
story.
Notice the text after
the first paragraph…and
it received over 50K
shares via Social Media.
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“People are more willing to share an article than read it.”
Source: Social Clicks: What and Who Gets Read on Twitter? https://hal.inria.fr/hal-01281190
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• Make your news easy to read and digest. Think
“info-snacks”
• Use bold to separate ideas – But Don’t Overdo
It!
• Bullet points are great to use. – Make this your
Tweet.
• Have a Call to Action within the first 300 words.
Use only relevant links.
•Think about having a “Quotes” section instead
of burying the quote.
•Easy To Read means Easier to Use!
STRUCTURE OF CONTENT
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This is a release as an example of
using the structure of your content
and proper content syndications to
increase the engagement with the
content:
• Content that is chunked into easy
to digest pieces.
• Visual Assets.
• Calls to action for easy social
media sharing.
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This is a release as an example of
using the structure of your content
and proper content syndications to
increase the engagement with the
content:
• Content that is chunked into easy
to digest pieces.
• Visual Assets.
• Calls to action for easy social
media sharing.
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This is a release as an example of
using the structure of your content
and proper content syndications to
increase the engagement with the
content:
• Content that is chunked into easy
to digest pieces.
• Visual Assets.
• Calls to action for easy social
media sharing.
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This is a release as an example of
using the structure of your content
and proper content syndications to
increase the engagement with the
content:
• Content that is chunked into easy
to digest pieces.
• Visual Assets.
• Calls to action for easy social
media sharing.
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This is a release as an example of
using the structure of your content
and proper content syndications to
increase the engagement with the
content:
• Content that is chunked into easy
to digest pieces.
• Visual Assets.
• Calls to action for easy social
media sharing.
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CSR Campaign via Toys R ‘ Us in conjunction with
Save The Children.
• Headline and sub-headline lead with the lead
story.
• Calls to action are prominent
• Multiple multimedia assets.
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CSR Campaign via Toys R ‘ Us in conjunction with
Save The Children.
• Headline and sub-headline lead with the lead
story.
• Calls to action are prominent
• Multiple multimedia assets.
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This video was created specifically for Facebook from the original. This
video does not require sound to tell the story because 85% of videos viewed
on Facebook are viewed without the sound turned on*.
Source - Digiday: http://digiday.com/platforms/silent-world-facebook-video/
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The initial multimedia release was followed up by 3 online only syndicated
releases that included short Youtube videos that were “webisodes” to continue
to the conversation of the program.
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IBM Launched the Global C-Suite Study with goals to create conversation / earned media, but also
with direct goals to drive downloads of the study directly through the PR efforts.
The effort launched with direct media relations outreach, but also in conjunction with a Multimedia
News Release with multiple multimedia elements to help drive online conversation.
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Direct Calls to Action for both downloading the study and sharing the multimedia news release on
social media channels were built into the page.
IBM also embedded a video from their YouTube channel which was then also distributed and
embedded on thousands of sites downstream with the distribution of the release.
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IBM also created pictographs with key figures and quotes
from the report that they wanted highlighted for Twitter.
They made sure the #CsuiteStudy hashtag was visible for
sharing.