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#119 Get past that “But I hate writing!” barrier to thought leadership content

Don Draper had it easy. The brilliant advertising executive of the 1960s-era series “Mad Men” would simply think about a client’s issue, scribble an idea on a table napkin, and his job was done.

June 7, 2019
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#115 How to use content strategy to move into a new market

Does your firm see greener pastures in other markets? Other industries, maybe, or other parts of the world? Your thought leadership strategy can help make that happen.

February 1, 2019
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#114 Problem children: when articles go bad

In his book “The Tipping Point,” Malcolm Gladwell raises the idea that 10,000 hours of practice makes one competent at a task – whether it’s Bill Gates learning to code, or The Beatles performing outside a Hamburg stripper bar.

January 11, 2019
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#113 3 ways to make your content match the way your firm’s clients buy

Is your firm’s content an asset in the sales process for your firm’s services? In too many cases, I hear that the sales cycle is so long and multifaceted that it’s impossible to expect thought leadership content from actually having a noticeable impact.

If it’s not impacting, why are you doing it?

December 7, 2018
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#112 Why helping your firm keep existing clients should be your #1 priority

“80 percent of our company’s business comes from existing clients.”

I heard this recently from a senior member of the marketing team at one of my biggest and longest-duration clients (18 years!!!!). That proportion is true for my firm, and I expect it’s like that for your firm too.

November 2, 2018
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#119 Get past that “But I hate writing!” barrier to thought leadership content

#115 How to use content strategy to move into a new market

#114 Problem children: when articles go bad

#113 3 ways to make your content match the way your firm’s clients buy

#112 Why helping your firm keep existing clients should be your #1 priority

#119 Get past that “But I hate writing!” barrier to thought leadership content

#118 Is your firm reaching all 4 kinds of media read by your ideal clients?

#117 What’s the one purpose of your firm’s content? Sales

#116 4 steps to helping business professionals generate content

#115 How to use content strategy to move into a new market

#114 Problem children: when articles go bad

#113 3 ways to make your content match the way your firm’s clients buy

#112 Why helping your firm keep existing clients should be your #1 priority

#111 How marketing professionals can help get the best results from public speaking

#110 What’s the best vehicle for your firm’s thought leadership content?

#109 Three “bad deals” to avoid in thought leadership content

#108 Why you need to be ruthless in the topics you choose

#107 Ignore local publications for your firm’s thought leadership content

#106 Are you wasting your time trying to publish in the wrong media?

#105 4 unexpected benefits of creating thought leadership content

#104 “Gated content” and “squeeze page” – an online marketing demystifier, Part 2

#103 “Consumability” and “Easter eggs” – an online marketing demystifier, Part 1

#102 Reach top executives indirectly -- through the advisors they trust

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