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Page 1: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Words4Every1 Writersrsquo GroupAugust 22nd

Introduction

Words4Every1 Writersrsquo Group August 22ndTIMINGS

- 300 PM Intromeet and greet

- 310 PM An introduction to content marketing

- 335 PM BreakNetworking

- 345 PM Editing Workshops

- 430 PM BreakNetworking

Introduction

Words4Every1 Writersrsquo Group August 22ndTIMINGS

- 445 PM Guest Speaker Stevyn Colgan

- 515 PM BreakNetworking

- 530 PM ReadingsPerformances

- 600 PM Pub anyone

Introduction

Your Host

Hi Irsquom Dane

- Social media marketing specialist of four years

- Author poet and musician

- Industry speakercommentator

- General Arts4Every1 busybody

Introduction

Introduction to content marketing

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Old-SCHOOL MARKETING IS DEAD- Raise your hand if you can afford to run a TV ad Precisely

- Traditional marketing relies in interrupting people

- Radio ads- Billboards- Print ads- Etc

- Itrsquos also expensive and hard to measure

- Luckily therersquos an alternative

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Enter CONTENT MARKETING- Content marketing also called inbound marketing relies

on allowing people to come to you

- ie instead of an ad saying lsquobuy our paintrsquo a paint manufacturer could run a blog on interior decorating tips

- That way potential customers search Google for decorating tips read your blog article appreciate your advice and buy your product

- Relies heavily on cheapfree online marketing tools

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

CLAssic CONTENT MARKETING

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Further Examples- Stand-Up Comedian Tweeting a Joke of the Day

- Musician Blogging about local music listings

- Novelist Creating playlists of music to enjoy whilst reading

- Arts Centre Board Members Shooting a video on how to host a badass event

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Slide 15
  • Slide 16
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Slide 20
  • Slide 21
  • Slide 22
  • Slide 23
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • Slide 27
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
Page 2: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction

Words4Every1 Writersrsquo Group August 22ndTIMINGS

- 300 PM Intromeet and greet

- 310 PM An introduction to content marketing

- 335 PM BreakNetworking

- 345 PM Editing Workshops

- 430 PM BreakNetworking

Introduction

Words4Every1 Writersrsquo Group August 22ndTIMINGS

- 445 PM Guest Speaker Stevyn Colgan

- 515 PM BreakNetworking

- 530 PM ReadingsPerformances

- 600 PM Pub anyone

Introduction

Your Host

Hi Irsquom Dane

- Social media marketing specialist of four years

- Author poet and musician

- Industry speakercommentator

- General Arts4Every1 busybody

Introduction

Introduction to content marketing

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Old-SCHOOL MARKETING IS DEAD- Raise your hand if you can afford to run a TV ad Precisely

- Traditional marketing relies in interrupting people

- Radio ads- Billboards- Print ads- Etc

- Itrsquos also expensive and hard to measure

- Luckily therersquos an alternative

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Enter CONTENT MARKETING- Content marketing also called inbound marketing relies

on allowing people to come to you

- ie instead of an ad saying lsquobuy our paintrsquo a paint manufacturer could run a blog on interior decorating tips

- That way potential customers search Google for decorating tips read your blog article appreciate your advice and buy your product

- Relies heavily on cheapfree online marketing tools

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

CLAssic CONTENT MARKETING

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Further Examples- Stand-Up Comedian Tweeting a Joke of the Day

- Musician Blogging about local music listings

- Novelist Creating playlists of music to enjoy whilst reading

- Arts Centre Board Members Shooting a video on how to host a badass event

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Slide 15
  • Slide 16
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Slide 20
  • Slide 21
  • Slide 22
  • Slide 23
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • Slide 27
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
Page 3: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction

Words4Every1 Writersrsquo Group August 22ndTIMINGS

- 445 PM Guest Speaker Stevyn Colgan

- 515 PM BreakNetworking

- 530 PM ReadingsPerformances

- 600 PM Pub anyone

Introduction

Your Host

Hi Irsquom Dane

- Social media marketing specialist of four years

- Author poet and musician

- Industry speakercommentator

- General Arts4Every1 busybody

Introduction

Introduction to content marketing

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Old-SCHOOL MARKETING IS DEAD- Raise your hand if you can afford to run a TV ad Precisely

- Traditional marketing relies in interrupting people

- Radio ads- Billboards- Print ads- Etc

- Itrsquos also expensive and hard to measure

- Luckily therersquos an alternative

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Enter CONTENT MARKETING- Content marketing also called inbound marketing relies

on allowing people to come to you

- ie instead of an ad saying lsquobuy our paintrsquo a paint manufacturer could run a blog on interior decorating tips

- That way potential customers search Google for decorating tips read your blog article appreciate your advice and buy your product

- Relies heavily on cheapfree online marketing tools

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

CLAssic CONTENT MARKETING

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Further Examples- Stand-Up Comedian Tweeting a Joke of the Day

- Musician Blogging about local music listings

- Novelist Creating playlists of music to enjoy whilst reading

- Arts Centre Board Members Shooting a video on how to host a badass event

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Slide 15
  • Slide 16
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Slide 20
  • Slide 21
  • Slide 22
  • Slide 23
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • Slide 27
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
Page 4: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction

Your Host

Hi Irsquom Dane

- Social media marketing specialist of four years

- Author poet and musician

- Industry speakercommentator

- General Arts4Every1 busybody

Introduction

Introduction to content marketing

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Old-SCHOOL MARKETING IS DEAD- Raise your hand if you can afford to run a TV ad Precisely

- Traditional marketing relies in interrupting people

- Radio ads- Billboards- Print ads- Etc

- Itrsquos also expensive and hard to measure

- Luckily therersquos an alternative

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Enter CONTENT MARKETING- Content marketing also called inbound marketing relies

on allowing people to come to you

- ie instead of an ad saying lsquobuy our paintrsquo a paint manufacturer could run a blog on interior decorating tips

- That way potential customers search Google for decorating tips read your blog article appreciate your advice and buy your product

- Relies heavily on cheapfree online marketing tools

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

CLAssic CONTENT MARKETING

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Further Examples- Stand-Up Comedian Tweeting a Joke of the Day

- Musician Blogging about local music listings

- Novelist Creating playlists of music to enjoy whilst reading

- Arts Centre Board Members Shooting a video on how to host a badass event

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Slide 15
  • Slide 16
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Slide 20
  • Slide 21
  • Slide 22
  • Slide 23
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • Slide 27
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
Page 5: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction

Introduction to content marketing

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Old-SCHOOL MARKETING IS DEAD- Raise your hand if you can afford to run a TV ad Precisely

- Traditional marketing relies in interrupting people

- Radio ads- Billboards- Print ads- Etc

- Itrsquos also expensive and hard to measure

- Luckily therersquos an alternative

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Enter CONTENT MARKETING- Content marketing also called inbound marketing relies

on allowing people to come to you

- ie instead of an ad saying lsquobuy our paintrsquo a paint manufacturer could run a blog on interior decorating tips

- That way potential customers search Google for decorating tips read your blog article appreciate your advice and buy your product

- Relies heavily on cheapfree online marketing tools

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

CLAssic CONTENT MARKETING

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Further Examples- Stand-Up Comedian Tweeting a Joke of the Day

- Musician Blogging about local music listings

- Novelist Creating playlists of music to enjoy whilst reading

- Arts Centre Board Members Shooting a video on how to host a badass event

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
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  • Slide 33
Page 6: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction to content marketing

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Old-SCHOOL MARKETING IS DEAD- Raise your hand if you can afford to run a TV ad Precisely

- Traditional marketing relies in interrupting people

- Radio ads- Billboards- Print ads- Etc

- Itrsquos also expensive and hard to measure

- Luckily therersquos an alternative

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Enter CONTENT MARKETING- Content marketing also called inbound marketing relies

on allowing people to come to you

- ie instead of an ad saying lsquobuy our paintrsquo a paint manufacturer could run a blog on interior decorating tips

- That way potential customers search Google for decorating tips read your blog article appreciate your advice and buy your product

- Relies heavily on cheapfree online marketing tools

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

CLAssic CONTENT MARKETING

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Further Examples- Stand-Up Comedian Tweeting a Joke of the Day

- Musician Blogging about local music listings

- Novelist Creating playlists of music to enjoy whilst reading

- Arts Centre Board Members Shooting a video on how to host a badass event

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
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  • Slide 33
Page 7: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Old-SCHOOL MARKETING IS DEAD- Raise your hand if you can afford to run a TV ad Precisely

- Traditional marketing relies in interrupting people

- Radio ads- Billboards- Print ads- Etc

- Itrsquos also expensive and hard to measure

- Luckily therersquos an alternative

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Enter CONTENT MARKETING- Content marketing also called inbound marketing relies

on allowing people to come to you

- ie instead of an ad saying lsquobuy our paintrsquo a paint manufacturer could run a blog on interior decorating tips

- That way potential customers search Google for decorating tips read your blog article appreciate your advice and buy your product

- Relies heavily on cheapfree online marketing tools

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

CLAssic CONTENT MARKETING

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Further Examples- Stand-Up Comedian Tweeting a Joke of the Day

- Musician Blogging about local music listings

- Novelist Creating playlists of music to enjoy whilst reading

- Arts Centre Board Members Shooting a video on how to host a badass event

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Slide 15
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  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
Page 8: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Enter CONTENT MARKETING- Content marketing also called inbound marketing relies

on allowing people to come to you

- ie instead of an ad saying lsquobuy our paintrsquo a paint manufacturer could run a blog on interior decorating tips

- That way potential customers search Google for decorating tips read your blog article appreciate your advice and buy your product

- Relies heavily on cheapfree online marketing tools

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

CLAssic CONTENT MARKETING

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Further Examples- Stand-Up Comedian Tweeting a Joke of the Day

- Musician Blogging about local music listings

- Novelist Creating playlists of music to enjoy whilst reading

- Arts Centre Board Members Shooting a video on how to host a badass event

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Slide 15
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  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
Page 9: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

CLAssic CONTENT MARKETING

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Further Examples- Stand-Up Comedian Tweeting a Joke of the Day

- Musician Blogging about local music listings

- Novelist Creating playlists of music to enjoy whilst reading

- Arts Centre Board Members Shooting a video on how to host a badass event

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Slide 15
  • Slide 16
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  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • Slide 27
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
Page 10: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Further Examples- Stand-Up Comedian Tweeting a Joke of the Day

- Musician Blogging about local music listings

- Novelist Creating playlists of music to enjoy whilst reading

- Arts Centre Board Members Shooting a video on how to host a badass event

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
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Page 11: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

Yoursquore off to a good start- Copywriting is the most in-demand skill for modern day marketers

- Marketing theory can be learned much faster than the skill of writing

- Being able to use Photoshop and to make videos is also a plus

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
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Page 12: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

But therersquos competitionhellip- We create more data every three days than we created from the down of

history until 2010

- Approx 100 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute

- Almost 1 billion websites are online

- Roughly 4 million blog posts published every day

- Itrsquos scary busy ndash look

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
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Page 13: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

Introduction TO CONTENT MARKETING

It also takes time- Which is why you need to PRIORITISE

- Irsquom going to take you through a basic framework

- Wersquoll build on this in future workshops until yoursquore all marketing rockstars

- Letrsquos get started shall we

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Slide 15
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Page 14: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

You need a website Really you need one- I recommend Wordpresscom for beginners for ease of use (and itrsquos free)

- There are guides you can find to help you to do this

- Create pages with basic info

- About- Portfolio- Contact- FAQs- Anything else thatrsquos relevant

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Slide 15
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  • Slide 33
Page 15: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG REGULARLY ndash ONCE A WEEK SUGGESTED FOR BEGINNERS- Yoursquoll also want to create posts

- This bullet point is to remind me to explain the difference between pages and posts

- Try to release a new post once per week

- VERY important to do this if you want to be found through Google

- Also shows people that visit that yoursquore still active

- Include a call-to-action at the bottom of your posts (Irsquoll explain this too)

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Slide 15
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Page 16: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

BLOG IDEAS- Progress reports on your work in progress

- Ask other authors for guest posts

- Lists (ie My Top Five Influences)

- Posts about things that inspire you

- Notes you take at events (like this one)

- Bonus scenesmaterial

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
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Page 17: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

STEP ONE GET A WEBSITE

FURTHER BLOG IDEAS- Interview other authors (or even your own characters)

- Republish previous work (but make sure itrsquos unique online content)

- Reviews

- Ask your readers what theyrsquod like to see

- Fan fiction

- Anything else you can think of

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
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Page 18: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

Traffic is the currency of the web- So what is traffic

- Common metrics Visits Unique Visitors Page Views

- Therersquos no point having a website if nobody visits it

- Main traffic sources

- Direct- Organic Search- Social- Referral

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
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Page 19: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

direct- Direct traffic comes from people typing in your websitersquos address

- Optimise for this by making it simple and short

- The easier it is to remember the better

- The best option is www[writersname]com

- Include your websitersquos address everywhere

- Business cards books mention it during readers etc

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
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Page 20: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

ORGANIC SEARCH- Traffic coming from search engines

- Writing regular posts will help this anyway

- Pro tip Use a Wordpress plugin like Yoast to optimize your pages

- Start to think about what people might be searching for

- Look at the number of views that yoursquore getting

- Write more stuff like whateverrsquos working well

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
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Page 21: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

SOCIAL- Social networking sites

- Most useful for writers

- Facebook- Twitter- LinkedIn- Goodreads- Instagram- YouTube

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
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Page 22: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

STEP TWO GENERATE TRAFFIC

REFERRAl- People visiting your site by clicking a link from someone elsersquos site

- Doing things like guest blogs is a good way to get referral traffic

- Ask for links from other people (when relevant)

- Google cracks down on people who artificially try to build links to their site

- If your content is good enough yoursquoll pick them up anyway

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
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Page 23: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

STEP THREE PROFIT

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
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Page 24: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

QUESTIONS

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
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Page 25: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

BREAK

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
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Page 26: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

EDITING WORKSHOP

S

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
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Page 27: Arts4Every1 Writers' Workshop: 22nd August 2015

BREAK

GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Introduction to content marketing
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
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GUEST SPEAKERSTEVYN COLGANStevyn is a writer artist and

speaker with several books to his name including Joined-Up

Thinking and Constable Colgans Connectoscope Hes also a bona

fide QI ELF

BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

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BREAKPlease speak to Dane if yoursquod

Like to do a reading

HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

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  • Introduction to content marketing
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HOMEWORK

WRITING CHALLENGE- Write something using synaesthesia

- Experience one sense through another

- For example The taste of music

- Write something and bring it to the next workshop

HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

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  • Introduction to content marketing
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HOMEWORK

MARKETING STUFF- Sign up for a Wordpress website

- Start trying to release a post every 1-2 weeks

- Sign up for a social networking site that yoursquore not currently using

- Come back next time to learn what happens next

READINGSNEXT WORKSHOP 3 PM ndash 6 PM ON Saturday

August NINETEENTH

GUEST SPEAKER J G Clay

Thanks for coming

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  • Introduction to content marketing
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