On June 1, 2017, Justin Champion visited Salt Lake City from HubSpot to give an awesome workshop on Pillar Content Creation. Here are the slides.

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• Introductions & House Keeping w/ Doc
• Pillar Content Creation Workshop w/ Justin
• Q&A & Wrap-up

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NEXT UP
Justin Champion

25. Pillar Content Creation Workshop
Professor: Justin Champion

26. TODAY’S PURPOSE
To learn how to create effective
content on a consistent basis.

27. Justin Champion
/JustinRChampion
/WildWeWander

28. #unboundinbounder
JOIN THE CONVERSATION ON TWITTER

29. HAVE A QUESTION?
Please don’t hesitate to raise your hand!

30. You’re all equipped with a workbook,
chock full of transformation activities.

31. ACTIVITY TIME
Total time: XX minutes
1. When you see this slide, it’s time for an activity!
2. Take advantage of the time you’ve been given.
3. It’s a great opportunity to work with your fellow attendees.

32. FIND A PARTNER
Total time: 2 minutes
If you haven’t already, introduce yourself to a neighbor. Tell them about:
• What business you’re representing
• Something that’s interesting about you

33. SOMETHING INTERESTING
ABOUT ME.

34. I’m a nomadic marketer.
I live, play, and work full-time with my wife,
Ariele, from this Airstream and truck camper.
#unboundinbounder

35. I’m a nomadic marketer.
I live, play, and work full-time with my wife,
Ariele, from this Airstream and truck camper.
#unboundinbounder

36. We’re traveling 7,000+ miles in 100 days.
My goal is to educate and inspire people to create more effective content.

37. Our journey
started with our
truck, George.
George is a 2009
Ford f250 Super
Duty work truck.

38. I love stretching the value out of things.
We decided to repurpose George into a storage unit, which doubles as a camper.
Before After
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39. We wanted to help
other like-minded
individuals.
We created an in-depth, step-
by-step guide on how to
convert a truck into a functional
living space.

40. We deconstructed our guide into an ungated,
conversion-focused content resource page.
This way, visitors can easily navigate the content and take it with them if they choose to do so.

41. Unpaid, organic traffic coming from search engines
doubled in less than 5 months.
Traditional landing page
for guide
Converted landing page into an
ungated content resource page

42. Why is this relevant to
today’s session?

43. BY THE END OF TODAY’S TRAINING,
YOU’LL HAVE:
• Written a clear content mission statement
• Identified a primary buyer persona for your business
• Mapped the buyer’s journey for your primary buyer persona
• A working topic cluster outline for a downloadable content offer
• An understanding of how to build a content resource page
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44. TODAY’S AGENDA
1. Welcome 5 minutes
2. Content Creation Overview 20 minutes
3. Planning Your Content Pillar 25 minutes
4. BREAK! 10 minutes
5. Creating Your Content Pillar 40 minutes
6. Growing a Content Pillar 10 minutes
7. Wrap-up and Close 10 minutes
TOTAL 2 HOURS

45. 1 CONTENT CREATION
OVERVIEW

46. Why should you
create content?

47. #unboundinbounder

48. WHILE CONTENT
MARKETING COSTS 62%
LESS THAN OUTBOUND
MARKETING, IT GENERATES
MORE THAN 3X AS MANY
LEADS.
SOURCE: CONTENT MARKETING INSTITUTE#unboundinbounder

49. 44%of B2B and B2C content marketers have a documented
content strategy.
SOURCE: CONTENT MARKETING INSTITUTE#unboundinbounder

50. 47%of B2B and B2C content marketers have a challenge
producing engaging content.
SOURCE: CONTENT MARKETING INSTITUTE#unboundinbounder

51. Without a roadmap or
defined process,
achieving results may
feel like this.
SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA

52. THE MOST COMMON ROADBLOCKS
TO CREATING CONTENT
• Limited bandwidth
• Not fully committed
• Lack of a long-term content plan
• Don’t have a documented content process
• Not sure where to start with creating content
• Unsure of how to provide a positive content experience
• Lack of business alignment (i.e. sales, marketing, services, etc.)
#unboundinbounder

53. Think of your content
like a series of pillars,
a stabilizing foundation
for your content plan.
SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA

54. What is a
content pillar?

55. CONTENT PILLAR
A broad piece of website content that’s comprised of, and
connected to, a series of owned media topic clusters that
cover a specific core topic in-depth.
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56. CONTENT PILLAR OVERVIEW
SALES
QUALIFICATION

57. What is a qualified
prospect?
What is BANT?
Qualifying
leads
When to
disqualify?
Qualification
frameworks?
Why disqualifying
isn’t a bad thing
SALES
QUALIFICATION
CONTENT PILLAR OVERVIEW

58. What is a qualified
prospect?
What is BANT?
Qualifying
leads
When to
disqualify?
Qualification
frameworks?
Why disqualifying
isn’t a bad thing
SALES
QUALIFICATION
CONTENT PILLAR OVERVIEW

60. Featured snippet
#1 Google ranking

61. Visitors can easily navigate
the page’s content

62. Offers link to
cluster page...
…Which offers
more content.

63. 1,500+organic, non-paid website visits per month from search
engines.
SOURCE: HUBSPOT#unboundinbounder

64. How do you create a
content pillar?

65. Pillar content resource page Downloadable content offer
Let’s review how I helped this marketer create their
business’ first ungated, conversion-focused content pillar.

66. 90% OF WEBSITE VISITORS
PREFER TO READ FROM A
PDF AS OPPOSED TO A
WEBSITE PAGE.
SOURCE: HUBSPOT#unboundinbounder

67. Etuma helps businesses
transform unstructured
text data into business
decision-making
information.

68. BEFORE YOU START CREATING EFFECTIVE
CONTENT, YOU NEED TO DETERMINE
WHY YOU’RE CREATING CONTENT.
#unboundinbounder

69. “People don’t buy what you do,
they buy why you do it.”
- @SimonSinek
#unboundinbounder

70. WHAT IS YOUR CONTENT
MISSION STATEMENT?
Be sure you’re aware of what your content really stands for
and how you can make a difference in your customers’ lives.
That will set the tone for your entire content strategy.
#unboundinbounder

71. ETUMA’S CONTENT
MISSION STATEMENT
We sell an application that transforms unstructured text data into
business decision-making information. However, when it comes to our
content strategy, it’s not about marketing our text analysis application, it’s
about the idea that everyone should know that there’s an automated
solution to categorize comments and detect emotions in real-time in
multiple languages.

72. ACTIVITY 1: CONTENT
MISSION STATEMENT
Total time: 3 minutes
Workbook page: 4
Write down your content mission statement.
We market/sell [insert your product/service].
However, when it comes to our content strategy, it’s not about marketing/
selling [insert your product/service], it’s about the idea that everyone
should know [insert thought leadership knowledge relevant to your
product/service].

73. 2PLANNING YOUR
CONTENT PILLAR

74. Why should you
plan content?

75. • Gives your content a roadmap
• Connects short-term content tasks to long-term content goals
• Identifies opportunities and uncovers potential roadblocks
• Ensures content has a purpose
• Identifies cross-channel content opportunities
• Creates business alignment (i.e. sales, marketing, services, etc.)
REASONS TO PLAN CONTENT
#unboundinbounder

76. Buyer Personas
The Buyer’s Journey
CONTENT SHOULD SUPPORT
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77. The Buyer’s Journey
Buyer Personas

78. BUYER PERSONA
A semi-fictional representation of your ideal customers
based on quantitative and qualitative analysis.
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79. • Background (e.g. VP of Marketing)
• Demographic (e.g. between the ages of 35-40)
• Identifiers (e.g. uses Google to perform research)
• Goals (e.g. wants a sustainable content creation process)
• Challenges (e.g. team’s bandwidth is stretched thin)
BUYER PERSONA DNA
#unboundinbounder

80. BACKGROUND:
• Customer Insights Manager or Director
DEMOGRAPHICS:
• Usually women; Age 30-50; University degree; lives in urban area Income: $45,000 - $60,000
IDENTIFIERS:
• Technically savvy
• Uses search engines to perform research
GOALS:
• Needs to identify what drives customer loyalty so company can increase number of loyal customers and decrease churn.
• This is generally a new position, and Maggie needs to prove her value to the business.
CHALLENGES:
• Text data is unstructured and needs a solution to help make sense of it – categorize and sentiment detection.
• Maggie receives thousands of NPS results but has no idea where change is happening, which is why she needs to analyze
text data better.
• Boss doesn’t understand the problem, but their budget approval is needed to bring on a solution – needs help educating
and positioning need and value of platform.
ETUMA’S PRIMARY BUYER PERSONA:
CX MANAGER MAGGIE

81. ACTIVITY 2: BUYER PERSONAS
Total time: 7 minutes
Workbook page: 6
Identify your business’ primary buyer persona’s DNA by listing out the following:
1. Identify your primary buyer persona’s background, demographics, identifiers, goals, and
challenges. (6 minutes)
2. Create a name for your primary buyer persona. (1 minute)

82. The Buyer’s Journey
Buyer Personas

83. THE BUYER’S JOURNEY
The active research process people go through leading up
to making a purchase.
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84. THE BUYER’S JOURNEY
PROBLEM SOLUTION PRODUCT/
SERVICE
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85. Problem: Maggie has a lot of
unstructured text data and needs
to make sense of it.
CX MANAGER MAGGIE’S BUYER’S
JOURNEY

86. CX MANAGER MAGGIE’S BUYER’S
JOURNEY
Solution: There’s an automated
solution to categorize comments
and detect emotions in real-time in
multiple languages.

87. Product/Service: Free
consultation of her business’
customer feedback data.
CX MANAGER MAGGIE’S BUYER’S
JOURNEY

88. ACTIVITY 3: BUYER’S JOURNEY
Total time: 6 minutes
Workbook page: 9
Uncover your primary buyer persona’s buyer’s journey.
1. What problem/improvement is your primary buyer persona experiencing in the awareness
stage? (2 minutes)
2. What’s the solution to the problem/improvement for your primary buyer persona? (2 minutes)
3. What decision can your primary buyer persona make based on your products or services? (2
minutes)

89. Before creating content,
make sure content
planning materials are
aligned.
Content mission statement
Buyer personas
Buyer’s journey
#unboundinbounder

90. LET’S TAKE A WATER BREAK
(Come back in 10 minutes)

91. 3CREATING YOUR
CONTENT PILLAR

92. How do you create a
content pillar?

93. Maurice Ashley

94. Retrograde Analysis: To look
ahead, it pays to look backwards.
#unboundinbounder

95. If you’re not careful, you can get lost
in the the beauty of the White Sands
National Monument.
READ THIS SENTENCE

96. If you’re not careful, you can get lost
in the the beauty of the White Sands
National Monument.

97. REVERSE
ENGINEERING CONTENT
The process of working backwards to create a valuable
piece of long-form content by recycling a series of planned
owned media content.
#unboundinbounder

98. • Create a sustainable content creation process
• Connect weekly content tasks to long-term content goals
• Create a pre-promotion plan for your content
• Unify messaging of content across multiple channels
REASONS TO REVERSE
ENGINEER CONTENT
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99. 7 STEPS TO REVERSE
ENGINEERING A CONTENT PILLAR
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1. Choose a core topic
2. Identify sub topic cluster
3. Create blog posts for needed sub topic cluster content
4. Repurpose sub topic cluster content into a downloadable offer
5. Deconstruct downloadable offer into a content pillar resource page
6. Link relevant content to content pillar resource page
7. Create a conversion path for people to access your content pillar resource page
on your website

100. 7 STEPS TO REVERSE
ENGINEERING A CONTENT PILLAR
1. Choose a core topic
2. Identify sub topic cluster
3. Create blog posts for needed sub topic cluster content
4. Repurpose sub topic cluster content into a downloadable offer
5. Deconstruct downloadable offer into a content pillar resource page
6. Link relevant content to content pillar resource page
7. Create a conversion path for people to access your content pillar resource page
on your website

101. Core topic should
be a broad term.
The term:
• Is between 2-4 words in length
• Is industry specific, educational
• Supports product or service
Core topic = text analysis
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102. TEXT
ANALYSIS

103. ACTIVITY 4: PILLAR CONTENT
Total time: 5 minutes
Workbook page: 11
PART 1: Choose a core topic for the content pillar you want to create.
1. Identify a topic that you want to become a subject matter expert on and rank for
on Google; it must be educational (awareness-stage focused) but directly
supports one of your products or services. (2 minutes)
2. Perform a series of searches on Google and see what content already exists
around this topic. (3 minutes)
3. Define final core topic based on research. (1 minute)

104. 7 STEPS TO REVERSE
ENGINEERING A CONTENT PILLAR
1. Choose a core topic
2. Identify sub topic cluster
3. Create blog posts for needed sub topic cluster content
4. Repurpose sub topic cluster content into a downloadable offer
5. Deconstruct downloadable offer into a content pillar resource page
6. Link relevant content to content pillar resource page
7. Create a conversion path for people to access your content pillar resource page
on your website

105. Four pages of blog content Video content on YouTube
Identify current owned media
that’s relevant to your core topic.

106. Make a list of as many
sub topics as possible
that bring value to
your core topic.
#unboundinbounder

107. Text analysis
solution requirement
Text
analysis tool
Text analysis
reporting requirements
Categorization
system
Categorizing
customer comments
Correct
analysis method
TEXT
ANALYSIS

108. ACTIVITY 4: PILLAR CONTENT
Total time: 8 minutes
Workbook page: 12
PART 2: Determine sub topic cluster content that supports core topic.
1. Search owned media channels for content you already have (i.e. website pages, blog posts,
videos, etc.). (4 minutes)
2. Brainstorm content topic ideas that you don’t currently have content for that are strong
enough to live on their own page but are relevant to and support your core topic. (2 minutes)
3. Select six of the strongest sub topics with which to create your initial content pillar. (2 minutes)

109. 7 STEPS TO REVERSE
ENGINEERING A CONTENT PILLAR
1. Choose a core topic
2. Identify sub topic cluster
3. Create blog posts for needed sub topic cluster content
4. Repurpose sub topic cluster content into a downloadable offer
5. Deconstruct downloadable offer into a content pillar resource page
6. Link relevant content to content pillar resource page
7. Create a conversion path for people to access your content pillar resource page
on your website

110. “Short-term actions should enable
long-term success.”
- @JustinRChampion
#unboundinbounder

111. Etuma needs content for their sub topic,
categorization systems, so they created a blog post.

112. 7 STEPS TO REVERSE
ENGINEERING A CONTENT PILLAR
1. Choose a core topic
2. Identify sub topic cluster
3. Create blog posts for needed sub topic cluster content
4. Repurpose sub topic cluster content into a downloadable offer
5. Deconstruct downloadable offer into a content pillar resource page
6. Link relevant content to content pillar resource page
7. Create a conversion path for people to access your content pillar resource page
on your website

113. Assemble your downloadable content
offer by repurposing your sub topic content.
SOURCE: PIXABAY
#unboundinbounder

114. A
C
E
djust. What needs to be added? Removed? Re-worded?
ombine. How can you combine related or unrelated
things to provide new value and meaning?
xpand. What have you already done that you can dig deeper
into—or provide a more comprehensive big picture view?
REPURPOSING EXISTING CONTENT
#unboundinbounder

115. If you need a template, get started with one of these.
Visit: https://offers.hubspot.com/ebook-templates

116. Take the
time to create
a custom cover.
79% of people said a cover mattered
in the decision-making process.
SOURCE: THE BOOK SMUGGLERS
#unboundinbounder

117. 7 STEPS TO REVERSE
ENGINEERING A CONTENT PILLAR
1. Choose a core topic
2. Identify sub topic cluster
3. Create blog posts for needed sub topic cluster content
4. Repurpose sub topic cluster content into a downloadable offer
5. Deconstruct downloadable offer into a content pillar resource page
6. Link relevant content to content pillar resource page
7. Create a conversion path for people to access your content pillar resource page
on your website

118. Etuma already
created and formatted
their text analysis content.
Now it’s time to reformat it on a webpage.
#unboundinbounder

119. “If content is king, then
design is queen.”
- @LindsayRegina
#unboundinbounder

120. CONTENT PILLAR LAYOUT TIPS
#unboundinbounder
1. Core topic referenced in page title
2. Core topic referenced in URL
3. Top navigation
4. Core topic referenced in H1 tag
5. Definition of core topic (if applicable)
6. Conversion-focused landing page elements
7. Anchor-linked table of contents
8. Images with core topic referenced in alt text
9. H2 tags for section headers
10. Core topic referenced throughout page
11. Links to relevant internal resources
12. Links to relevant external resources
13. Back to top button

121. Conversion-focused
landing page elements
Anchor-linked
table of contents
Core topic
referenced in H1 tag
Core topic
referenced in URL
Top navigation
Core topic
referenced in page title
Definition of
core topic
CONTENT PILLAR LAYOUT TIPS

122. Links to relevant
external resources
Links to relevant
internal resources
Images with core
topic referenced in
alt text
H2 tags for
section headers
Back to top button
Core topic referenced
throughout page
CONTENT PILLAR LAYOUT TIPS

123. 7 STEPS TO REVERSE
ENGINEERING A CONTENT PILLAR
1. Choose a core topic
2. Identify sub topic cluster
3. Create blog posts for needed sub topic cluster content
4. Repurpose sub topic cluster content into a downloadable offer
5. Deconstruct downloadable offer into a content pillar resource page
6. Link relevant content to content pillar resource page
7. Create a conversion path for people to access your content pillar resource page
on your website

124. Text analysis
solution requirement
Text
analysis tool
Text analysis
reporting requirements
Categorization
system
Categorizing
customer comments
Correct
analysis method
TEXT
ANALYSIS

125. Etuma inserted a link in content that was
relevant to their content pillar.

126. 7 STEPS TO REVERSE
ENGINEERING A CONTENT PILLAR
1. Choose a core topic
2. Identify sub topic cluster
3. Create blog posts for needed sub topic cluster content
4. Repurpose sub topic cluster content into a downloadable offer
5. Deconstruct downloadable offer into a content pillar resource page
6. Link relevant content to content pillar resource page
7. Create a conversion path for people to access your content pillar resource
page on your website

127. Make sure people can
easily find your
content pillar resource
page
on your website.
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128. Make sure people can
easily find your
content pillar resource
page
on your website.
Consider places, like:
• Top navigation

129. Make sure people can
easily find your
content pillar resource
page
on your website.
Consider places, like:
• Top navigation
• Dedicated section with CTA near
the top of homepage

130. 7 STEPS TO REVERSE
ENGINEERING A CONTENT PILLAR
1. Choose a core topic
2. Identify sub topic cluster
3. Create blog posts for needed sub topic cluster content
4. Repurpose sub topic cluster content into a downloadable offer
5. Deconstruct downloadable offer into a content pillar resource page
6. Link relevant content to content pillar resource page
7. Create a conversion path for people to access your content pillar resource page
on your website

131. “You've really made me
understand the whole inbound
marketing process way better!”
- Matti, Etuma
#unboundinbounder

132. “We are receiving about 4x leads
(if you measure by quality)
compared to before the text
analysis content pillar.”
- Matti, Etuma
#unboundinbounder

133. “I’ve created content pillar pages
for the three buyer’s journey
stages.”
- Matti, Etuma
#unboundinbounder

134. 4GROWING YOUR
CONTENT PILLAR

135. Your content pillar is always under construction.
Maintenance, updates, and additions are needed to keep it performing at a high level.
SOURCE: FLICKR

136. Townsend Security is a full-service
software security provider.

138. Townsend Security decided to fight back by creating an ungated,
comprehensive content pillar resource page around a broad topic.
Goal: become thought leader on encryption key management.

139. Townsend Security allows visitors to binge their content,
educating themselves through each stage of the buyer’s journey.

140. How did this content
pillar perform?

141. Unpaid, organic traffic coming from search engines
increased 40% in less than 3 months.
March 2017 was a record-breaking month.

142. 63%of people who visited the encryption key management
content pillar downloaded the guide.
SOURCE: TOWNSEND SECURITY#unboundinbounder

143. Townsend also claims the #3 listing on Google
for ‘Encryption Key Management’.

144. Townsend’s CEO stepped up to create
their next content pillar.
Content is becoming a business-wide initiative, not just a marketing initiative.

145. 5WRAP UP AND CLOSE

146. CONTENT PILLARS
PROVIDE VALUE FOR
ANYONE CREATING
EDUCATIONAL,
ENGAGING CONTENT
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147. CONTENT PILLARS ARE
WIDELY USED
• Wild We Wander – lifestyle brand
• HubSpot – business growth stack
software
• Etuma – text analysis application
• Townsend Security – software security
provider

148. CONTENT PILLARS ARE
WIDELY USED
• Wild We Wander – lifestyle brand
• HubSpot – business growth stack
software
• Etuma – text analysis application
• Townsend Security – software security
provider

149. CONTENT PILLARS ARE
WIDELY USED
• Wild We Wander – lifestyle brand
• HubSpot – business growth stack
software
• Etuma – text analysis application
• Townsend Security – software security
provider

150. CONTENT PILLARS ARE
WIDELY USED
• Wild We Wander – lifestyle brand
• HubSpot – business growth stack
software
• Etuma – text analysis application
• Townsend Security – software security
provider

151. CONTENT PILLARS HELP SOLVE
CONTENT CREATION PROBLEMS
• Limited bandwidth – ability to manage short-term tasks
• Not fully committed – purposeful motivation
• Lack of a long-term content plan – accounts for long-term goals
• Don’t have a documented content process – provides a framework
• Not sure where to start with creating content – gives direction
• Unsure of how to provide a positive content experience – solves for the
searcher and the search engine
• Lack of business alignment – aligns all business departments
#unboundinbounder

152. Continue learning at my INBOUND Training session.
You’ll learn how to grow and promote your content pillar.

153. FINAL THOUGHT

160. THANK YOU!
SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA

161. #SLCHUG#SLCHUG
Thank You!

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and Inbound Methodology,
and User Stories & More

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Topic: The 411 on HubSpot COS
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