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5 Must-Haves for Marketing with Thought Leadership

5 Must-Haves for Marketing with Thought Leadership | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

A thought leader is one who drives discussion and conversation in their field, influencing the way business is done. By virtue of their renowned expertise, these experts have a significant edge when it comes to marketing.

Thought leadership marketing is a relatively new term, but it has quickly taken hold in the digital world. As you may be able to guess, thought leadership marketing involves leveraging your experience to engage in marketing.

Before we get into the fundamental ingredients for successful marketing through thought leadership, it’s important to understand that thought leadership is relative to where you do business....

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Here are five ingredients needed for successful thought leadership marketing.

Annie Sisk's curator insight, October 25, 2015 10:19 AM

Thought leadership gets a lot of buzz, and for good reason. It's a form of influence that brings a heightened reputation in your niche or industry. Codefuel shares some interesting ideas about how to put thought leadership to work in your marketing here. 

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The 7 Attributes of CEOs Who Get Social Media | @HarvardBiz

The 7 Attributes of CEOs Who Get Social Media | @HarvardBiz | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Peter Aceto, the CEO of Tangerine, recently said in The Globe and Mail, “I would rather engage in a Twitter conversation with a single customer than see our company attempt to attract the attention of millions in a coveted Superbowl commercial.


”This is the preference of a truly social CEO. Unfortunately, chief executives that embrace and understand the promise of social media are rare, so rare that we call them “blue unicorns” in our book, A World Gone Social. Why blue unicorns? Because CEOs that embrace social as much as leaders like Aceto are still so uncommon that we aren’t just looking for any unicorn, we’re looking for a specific color of unicorn....

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Social media savvy CEOs are there to connect, not to promote according to the Harvard Business Review.

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