Top-Funnel Content Turned Product Feature

This report is the result of working closely with data analysts, product development, and clients to learn about how they build health and wellness programs — and measure success.

What I loved about this project is that it was a marketing-originated concept (purpose: build a top-funnel asset) that became valuable enough that the client services team used this format as a blueprint for creating custom reports for clients, and there are future plans to build this feature into the product. A great example of cross-departmental wins! 

EXAMPLES OF WORK
Below are some examples of long-form content created for top- and mid-funnel marketing programs. My involvement in each project was soup-to-nuts, from initial concept and copywriting to layout and design.

The Challenge

This toolkit is a one-stop-shop for everything an HRA administrator would need to get started, including:

  • Communication playbook

  • Core messages for conveying the value of an HRA

  • Print, email, and text communication best practices

This toolkit is a critical resource for onboarding clients getting started developing an engaging HRA strategy.

The Solution

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The process was incredibly collaborative, working closely with client services to identify and partner with clients. Conducting interviews to understand client needs, then working with health and research to build a process for pulling data from the platform that would deliver meaningful insights.

Content with Legs

It started with a gated, long-form piece of content. Here’s how it grew:

  • One long-form benchmark report

  • 3 blog posts

  • 2 dedicated promotional emails

  • 1 webinar (with a client, moderated by me)

  • 3 video clip highlights of the webinar

  • 5 social media posts

  • A suite of client-facing, customized benchmark reports

  • An annual data project to pull and analyze the year-over-year changes

  • Future roadmap to incorporate benchmarks into the administrator tools within the product

Success metrics

What I loved about this project is that it was a marketing-originated concept (purpose: build a top-funnel asset) that became valuable enough that the client services team used this format as a blueprint for creating custom reports for clients, and there are future plans to build this feature into the product. A great example of cross-departmental wins!