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Giving a story new life on social media

So nice, we promoted it twice: Repurposing this content helps extend its shelf life while supporting a new narrative celebrating women and technology for International Women’s Day.

What I did

 

Project

  • Role: Brand Writer, social copy

  • Company: Google’s Brand Studio

Problem

The editorial team needed to tell a story about women using technology to support others for International Women’s Day. They built a collection of stories, highlighting some new and some older content. But they needed to re-promote on social media to help drive more traffic to the collection and individual stories.

Solution

  • I partnered with the creative director to come up with more visual assets to help tell the story and I supported with new copy.

  • In addition to social channels used in 2019, we expanded into Instagram Stories - a newer immersive storytelling device.

  • As a creative tactic, I leaned into quotes to help refresh the story in peoples minds.

Impact

  • The new social content brought 400K new viewers to the story.

Examples

 

International Women’s Day collection on about.google

The content for this collection was a mix of new stories and relavant older ones such as Neema Namadamu’s - all selected for highlighting impactful women who are using Google technology to support others.

The collection got a significant promotional space on about.google.com, but it still needed to be distributed on other channels to bring more visitors back to the web page. It was also a good chance to lift views and engagement on repurposed content, thus giving it a new life and a chance to shine again in its brand moment.

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Social promotion

See the copy and creative differed from 2020 and 2019.

Twitter

Instagram

The Story copy was new and dynamic this time, lending itself to more nuanced storytelling.

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