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The Digital Newsroom Strategy How to use a hosted newsroom to market your brand

The Digital Newsroom Strategy

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As more brands realize the value of publishing content the value of a digital newsroom is gaining popularity. Big brands like Red Bull, coke and Adidas are committed to publishing magazine-style newsrooms with both curated and created content.

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The Digital Newsroom Strategy

How to use a hosted newsroom to market your brand

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Why a Digital Newsroom?

Brands are publishing content – not just advertising next to what we readBrand content competes with traditional media for our attentionThe public wants to see how your product or service fits into their lifestyle – not just the features of your product

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The new Coca-Cola.co.uk website launched in May 2010, with all content created and managed by a dedicated editorial team based at Zone.

Content is planned and updated constantly, with the latest news from across the organisation being crafted into engaging stories using words, photography, video, illustration and interactive functionality.

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Work with the Media

• Provide content the media no longer has the resources to cover – medical, travel, visuals.

• Do in-depth stories the media won’t cover on their own

• Offer access to resources and experts

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What content should we cover?

1. Act like a traditional newsroom– Reporters– Editors– Designers

2. Monitor and comment on industry news3. Conduct interviews4. Go to events and report on the content

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What makes a newsroom great?

• More than press releases

• Great original content• Content that the media

and the public will value

• Talent• Technology• Data/Analytics

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How can a small business do this?

• Be smart with technology– Hosted newsroom with

visual features– Train your team to

curate industry news and create original content

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Results?

• More traffic• More media coverage• More engagement

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SEO

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Traffic

Increase in traffic from the newsroom to other areas of your website

Added a newsroom

Stopped publishing content regularly

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Media

• You have to still do the work to make the media aware of your newsroom and your editorial content.

“Once we had the newsroom in place with travel focused businesses in the area contributing contend made the media aware of our newsroom as a resource the media coverage just came rolling in.”CVB Winston-Salem NC.

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Combined with a Social Dashboard

• Import media lists• Email reporters and editors• Post to all social accounts• Schedule posts• Monitor mentions of brand and keywords• Respond to mentions directly from the

dashboard• Measure results – easy, automatic reporting.

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Questions?

[email protected]

Ask for a demo of the newsroom and/or the dashboard.