
Content strategy
Every institution creates and distributes content. But do you have a vision for how you do it?
If the answer is no, then perhaps it’s time you invested in a content strategy.
Creating and sharing content for a school, college, or university can often feel like a frantic job.
After all, how do you ensure you’re making content that will inspire your audiences, fulfil your goals, satisfy all your different stakeholders - and still do all the other parts of your job?
At Pickle Jar Communications, we believe that a great strategy pays back the time and investment, many times over.
What is a content strategy for?
It will help you to:
Put together a clear vision for your content, that resonates with multiple stakeholders
Clarify how you’ll plan, create, distribute and maintain it (and who’ll do it)
Ensure your content is useful and useable to your audiences, and…
Make sure it works wherever it’s going, including with machines and intelligent systems
We can work with you and your stakeholders to fully understand your requirements. And then we’ll devise a plan to meet them.
Whether you’re building a new platform, refreshing your website, or launching a digital campaign, we can help you produce a roadmap that really gets you somewhere.
We’ve worked with all sorts of education institutions to deliver:
Audience, stakeholder and competitor research
Strategic alignment, setting objectives and creating a vision
Content structuring and modelling
Creative editorial planning
Creation of new workflows and processes
Governance and implementation guidance
We can help you build a powerful strategy from the very beginning. Or we can work with you to improve just one part of it.
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