Implemented Sept 2024.
See the working board and the revision and comments history on Google docs.
❓Why we have a content strategy❓
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Catalyst is publishing content that supports its mission and makes its views, learning and insights accessible to a wider audience.
We want to provide that audience with coherent, consistent content. To do that we will be working to this strategy.
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Purpose
- It connects our content to our programme goals and audience needs.
- To communicate to us as a team:
- Scope - content this strategy applies to
- Identity - what Catalyst content identifies itself as
- The Core – the aspiration of all our content
- Content criteria - for selecting what to publish
- Audience - who we are producing content for
- Workflow – how content gets from inception to publication and iteration
- Governance – who is responsible and accountable for our content
- Content types - the type of content we plan to publish
- Taxonomy - common terms we should use consistently
- Crises, rebuttals & negative press - how we will handle external situations and challenges to our content
Benefits
A good content strategy means our team is:
- efficient – we know what content is within scope and who is responsible for each step of the content production process
- confident – we are empowered to take action based on predefined processes
A good content strategy means our audience is:
- only served high-quality, trustworthy, user-centred content
- more likely to trust our content and brand
- on their way to becoming our champions.
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🔥 Our content strategy 🔥

1. Scope
This strategy applies to:
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All public facing content identifying itself as from 'Catalyst' across multiple platforms - website, social media, newsletter, press releases. Social media and newsletters may use different criteria (4) and workflow (6) and governance (7) processes.
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It does not apply to content:
- published by Catalyst individuals, partners, 3rd parties etc - for example, individual posts on the Catalyst Medium.
- produced by Catalyst, but not public facing - for example, internal documents
2. Identity
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Content should identify itself as ‘contributed to Catalyst by XXX and XXX’, wherever space allows.
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3. The Core
Our content aspires to…