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Content Marketing in a Down Economy
Explore Custom Publishing (Dec 8 2009)
We’ve all come to realize how difficult it is to market our products and services in today’s economy. Marketing budgets have been dramatically cut. Prospects are taking longer to buy. Buyers are buying less. That said, I have some recommendations for you to start the new year with a bang.
Develop a post-recession content marketing strategy [...]
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Positioning and Thought Leadership Marketing
Explore Custom Publishing (Nov 30 2009)
I was rereading a marketing classic, Positioning, by Al Ries and Jack Trout, and was impressed by how well their message still holds up (I guess that’s why it’s called a classic). It’s particularly relevant to those trying to practice thought leadership marketing.
Positioning is the process marketers use to try to create an image or [...]
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e-Books: 10 Tips for Marketers
Explore Custom Publishing (Oct 20 2009)
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There are two general types of e-books, each with its own purpose. The first is the e-book that was originally a printed book that has been converted to an e-book (see ebooks.com for thousands of examples). These books are usually 100-400 pages long, almost all words, with minimal design — you [...]
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Thought Leadership Marketing Defined
Explore Custom Publishing (Oct 2 2009)
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Most folks I meet say to me, “Well, I think I have an idea of what thought leadership marketing is, but I’m not sure, so tell me.” It’s a concept that’s referred to in a lot of business writing, today, but not often talked about in depth. It certainly doesn’t come [...]
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Reference Guide to Thought Leadership Marketing
Explore Custom Publishing (Sep 3 2009)
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Thought leadership is a fairly new concept, said to be first coined in 1994 by Joel Kurtzman, editor-in-chief of Strategy & Business (wikipedia).
Thought leadership marketing — intentionally applying the practice of thought leadership to build a personal or organizational brand — is an even more recent phenomenon. But the concept has [...]
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Listening and Engaging
Explore Custom Publishing (Aug 14 2009)
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Last week’s Philadelphia Interactive Marketing Association meeting featured a panel* of highly experienced marketers talking about the value of social media and what they’ve been doing in their organizations. Most of the conversation was geared towards B2C markets and focused on customer service, but a lot of what was said is [...]
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Comment Mentions: Social Media Thought Leader University of Pennsylvania
Thought Leadership Branding: Where Do You Stand?
Explore Custom Publishing (Jul 30 2009)
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Where do you see your organization on the thought leadership brand pyramid ? We’ve put together a tool for informally assessing your thought leadership branding. The first step in knowing what thought leadership marketing you need to do to improve your brand is to know where you stand today. The goal, [...]
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