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Title: NETLine!

Genre:

Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Virtual, Action, Young Adult

Setting: 

Place: 

Real Life : Seoul, United Korea

In Game : NETLands

Time: 

Real Life : 

29 September 2050 (Present Time)

27 September 2024 CE (Flashback)

Virtual Time : VT 004

So, apparently I have been messing around with my head, and this random idea popped up in my head. Inspired by my roleplaying days back in 2017, I made that into a small story. I would be mentioning some of my old friends from back then as characters, so the name of the other characters would be messy. Without further ado, here it is.

Title: NETLine!

Genre:

Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Shounen, Virtual, Action,

Setting:

Place:

Real Life : Seoul, South Korea

In Game : NETLands

Time:

Real Life : 27 September 2024 CE (Ch. 1)

Virtual Time : VT 004

Characters:

Main Character:

‌Lucas Young / Young Seunghyun :

A 16 Year old boy from the United Korea, He received the NETLine Gear as a birthday gift. He is a curious and naturally kind kid. He is usually portrayed as cold to people who doesn't know him.

‌White Paladin, Argus:

The legendary hero of NETLine, heralded as the great hero that unites the three Ordo under one banner in "the Great War". He is a kind knight that is friendly to everyone he sees. He saw great potential within Lucas and wishes to train him to be his successor.

‌Darkness, Pluto:

Rival to Argus, He wishes to unite the three Ordo under his rule. He is manipulative and willing to do anything to gain his goals.

- Ordos :

Han Ordo : An Ordo that dominates in the Entertainment Industry in the NETLine Game. The Han Ordo also has an impressive amount of Army, all well equipped with modern technologies.

Kyō Ordo: The Ordo that is famous for its more Fantasy approach in the game. The Kyō Ordo has many users that specializes in Magic.

Rex Ordo: The Rex Ordo is the current dominant Ordo in NETLine. House to the Administration of NETLine, the Rex Ordo has many advantages over the other two ordo such as access to certain items that the other two couldn't access.

Theme:

Imagination, Bonds, Solidarity, Self Care, a Need for others.

Blurb:

[NETLine! The new massive multiple online roleplaying virtual reality game that has been taking the worldwide market by storm. It is the best gift for all players of all ages. The gameplay is simple, just put on your Headgear, and let your imagination take control. You can be anyone you wish to be. Only your imagination is your limit!]

16 Years Old Lucas Young receives the NETLine Headgear as a birthday gift. As he enters a new world within his imagination, he discovers himself in the Middle of the rivalry of the Three Great Ordos of NETLands, Han, Kyō and Rex.

Meanwhile, the regaled hero and MVP of NETLine, Argus, is seeking for a replacement to replace him if he retires. With the threat of his rival, Pluto, on the rise, Argus must spend every second on his personal quest.

As time progresses in the NETLands, the world is threatened with the threat of civil war as the three Ordo gathered their powers again for another civil war. Will the NETLands stay in peace, or will the NETLands fall into peril?

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NetLine's "10 Ways to Instantly Improve your Content Marketing Efforts" white paper offers solid if not earth shattering B2B advice. Screenshot by Derek Handova

Whether you have been around the block more than once or are just taking your first baby steps as a marketer, you can appreciate it when a piece of collateral wastes no time getting to the point. NetLine in its short white paper “10 Ways to Instantly Improve your Content Marketing Efforts” does just that. You will find clear actionable directions on how to improve your content's effectiveness with this easy-to-read white paper. NetLine directly takes by the tusks the white elephant everybody else in the marketing room is stepping around: everyone is doing content marketing, but not everyone is doing it well.

These guys put their money where their marketing is. They tell us what we all know in our hearts but only utter in hushed tones if at all: customers run from hard selling techniques as if they are on fire. Customers so eschew engaging with salespeople that they will complete up to 70 percent of the sales cycle before ever contacting your company—a stat they cite from the CEB Marketing Leadership Council. Your customers and prospects are out there all on their own gathering information. And inasmuch as the infamous American criminal Willie Sutton apocryphally answered in reply to the question “Why do you rob banks?” by saying “That’s where the money is,” so you too as a marketer must go where your customers are going for their information-gathering needs.

To counter the non-contact purchasing cycle trend, current best practice insists on a robust content marketing strategy. Helping you with this strategy is NetLine with their 10 ways to instantly improve content marketing. These tips are:

Understand your customer

Be authentic

Tell personal stories

Go the extra mile

Create a strategy

Maintain a content editorial calendar

Write naturally

Focus on one point

Use strong headlines

Make your content easy to read

Include a Call-to-Action (this is a bonus tip)

Understand your customer This would be the cardinal rule of marketers everywhere. “What’s in it for me?” is the question all marketers must always ask, putting ourselves in the shoes of the customer when considering a piece of collateral. NetLine is 100 percent correct to list this as the No. 1 way to improve your content marketing. We need to know how to present our products in the context of how do they make the customer happier, healthier, wealthier and/or wiser.

Be authentic/tell personal stories If the customer catches even a whiff of insincerity, she will head for the exits quicker than a surprise reunion of Spın̈al Tap opening up for Miley Cyrus. Seriously, great content will be authentic and come from the heart, engaging the customer at the emotional level. Your customer will believe it, NetLine advises, as your passion for your subject will shine through. Tell personal anecdotes of the benefits of how your product has improved other customers’ lives. That means you must believe in your product. If you don’t believe in your product, why are you marketing it in the first place?

Go the extra mile When offering consultative selling material to your customers don’t hold back—go all out. Give your customer the keys to the kingdom—she’ll appreciate it in time. Provide your best customer advice out of the box. And no need to dive in with the Call-to-Action immediately. She knows it’s coming. She may be looking for authentic content, but she also knows you have a job to do and that she’ll be marketed to eventually. It’s a lot like dating and knowing when to kiss the girl. She knows it’s coming, but she’s waiting for you to pick the right time.

Create a strategy Of course, as NetLine opines, you need a strategy for your content marketing. And it must jibe with your company and product’s overarching story. I’m not sure about NetLine’s idea of a content marketing mission statement. Corporate mission statements have been suspect since the 1990s, even spawning a spate of parody online mission statement generators and have been continuing fodder for the “Dilbert” comic strip.

Maintain an editorial calendar This is a noble goal, but notoriously hard to maintain after the initial burst of content marketing hype inside your company. But you should try. Probably best to have general goals for content issues to air months in advance but be ready to adapt as the news cycle can bring unforeseen opportunities ala the Edward Snowden/NSA scandal.

Write naturally Use simple words and write conversationally. Don’t use a five-dollar word, when a 50-cent word will do. And act as if you are trying to explain your product to your grandmother. If she can get what you are saying, you’re in business.

Focus on one point I’ve often had a rule I always express to product managers and product marketing managers: one topic per collateral piece. In an essay, you can only have one thesis statement. In a white paper, you can only have one value proposition. NetLine focuses like a laser on this one.

Use strong headlines/make your content easy to read An often overlooked consideration, headlines are the marketer’s ace in the hole. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve received a marketing draft from subject matter experts sans any kind of headline, even a bad one—not to mention lack of even paragraph returns. As a sometime journalist, I’ve always been aware of the power of black type to draw the reader. If they have time for nothing else, readers will still scan the headlines, subheads and captions to get the gist of the overall article. And don’t forget bullets, callouts and pull quotes. The same principles apply to marketing collateral.

NetLine proves they know what they're saying with a simple boxed solutions graphic at the end of "10 Ways" as an understated Call-to-Action. Screenshot by Derek Handova

Include a Call-to-Action To prove they’re able marketers, NetLine includes a Call-to-Action statement at the end of this collateral piece. They encourage you to syndicate your marketing content to maximize its effect. Then to prove that they eat their own dog food, they don’t throw a hard-sell CTA in at the end. They just leave uncommented upon a boxed graphic straightforwardly explaining their various B2B and multi-channel content marketing solutions. Nice touch, NetLine!

To instantaneously see all of NetLine’s 10 plus 1 content improvement factoids or other interesting content marketing collateral visit them online.