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How to Craft a Successful Social Media Content Marketing Plan<br />

4. Take pictures at the speaking engagement and create a photo album. Share to Flickr<br />

and Facebook.<br />

5. Host and record a webinar based on the ebook. Upload video to YouTube. Share on<br />

Facebook.<br />

The distribution map below should help you visualize how content can get published<br />

systematically to different channels with the blog serving as the central hub.<br />

Content-Specific Sites<br />

For additional exposure, content can get uploaded<br />

to social sites oriented around specific types of<br />

content. Content shared to these sites can also<br />

be shared or embedded on the blog, or directly to<br />

other social channels.<br />

Content-<br />

Specific<br />

Sharing Sites<br />

photography<br />

Instagram Flickr<br />

Picasa Pinterest<br />

VIDEO<br />

YouTube<br />

Vimeo<br />

Audio<br />

iTunes<br />

Soundcloud<br />

Documents<br />

Slideshare<br />

Scribd<br />

E-Readers<br />

(Kindle, Nook)<br />

Content<br />

Types<br />

Infographic<br />

Photo Video Webinar Podcast White Ebook<br />

Paper<br />

Case<br />

Study<br />

Presentation<br />

News &<br />

Updates<br />

Content<br />

Home Base<br />

CONTENT HOME BASE<br />

Your blog (and website) are<br />

the only social channels<br />

you actually own and<br />

control. Let your blog be<br />

the central location for all<br />

the awesome resources<br />

you create.<br />

Blog<br />

CONTENT TYPES<br />

Make your content downloadable or<br />

viewable on the blog. Promote your<br />

blog posts instead of content hosted<br />

elsewhere to encourage visits, sharing and<br />

engagement on the property you entirely<br />

control.<br />

Social Media<br />

RSS<br />

E-mail<br />

Email Campaign<br />

Indvidual Use<br />

RSS<br />

Reader<br />

email<br />

Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Google+<br />

Regional<br />

Social<br />

Networks<br />

Social Networks<br />

Internal<br />

Social<br />

Networks<br />

(Chatter)<br />

Posterous<br />

Tumblr<br />

Micro Blogs<br />

Reddit<br />

Stumble<br />

Upon<br />

Delicious<br />

Digg<br />

Social<br />

Bookmarking<br />

Social Media<br />

Blog posts and the multimedia included in them<br />

can then be syndicated to subscribers’ RSS<br />

readers, emailed or included in an e-newsletter,<br />

posted to various major social networks, reshared<br />

on microblogging sites, and submitted<br />

to social bookmarking sites.<br />

Chapter 6 /<br />

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