Building content to be distributed by free services

A friend who 'bootstraps' the marketing of his events is always asking me about free listings and publicity opportunities. Sometimes I'm a little stumped, but Harry Gold's article brings up a good list of sites that will distribute your content for free IF it's set up properly. For instance, you have to make a presentation to post at www.SlideShare.com. Do you have to time to present your story in a few slides and post it there? Can you make it compelling? It's a trade-off between the time on your hands and the money in your pocket.

The sites suggested make a good checklist. Not all will always apply, but it's easy to forget one without a checklist.

  1. Your web site
  2. Facebook
  3. Twitter
  4. YouTube
  5. SlideShare
  6. Docstoc
  7. Flickr
  8. Your blog
  9. Event calendars
  10. Article marketing
  11. House email
  12. Employee email
  13. Bonus: Don't forget basic SEO opportunities

ClickZ: Include Free Media in Your Online Media Plan, 2010-Apr-13, by Harry Gold

One response to “Building content to be distributed by free services”

  1. Hi Theresa – thanks for the plug of my article! Harry Gold, ClickZ columnist and Overdrive Interactive CEO.
    Also – check out my social media map:
    http://www.ovrdrv.com/social-media-map

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