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The five components of a successful thought leadership program

Chris Koch

What types of thought leadership vehicles (councils, conferences, white papers, social media, etc.) Marketers must become publishers, with a process for refining and presenting thought leadership content through various vehicles, (such as conference presentations, white papers, social media, etc.).

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The five components of a successful thought leadership program

Chris Koch

What types of thought leadership vehicles (councils, conferences, white papers, social media, etc.) Marketers must become publishers, with a process for refining and presenting thought leadership content through various vehicles, (such as conference presentations, white papers, social media, etc.).

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There is only one objective in social media: create learning networks

Chris Koch

Marketers must become publishers, with a process for refining and presenting thought leadership content through various vehicles, (such as conference presentations, white papers, social media, etc.). Using ideas from the learning network, marketing needs to develop content. If learning is the objective, the rest falls into place.

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Why Can’t Companies Be More Like the Iroquois?

Chris Koch

Each tribe has the freedom to govern itself, yet there is a Grand Council of 56 (that number has never changed) Hoyenah (chiefs) or Sachems that confers about issues that concern the league as a whole.

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16 best practices for creating customer councils

Chris Koch

I was researching the ITSMA archives this week to see what we’ve written about customer councils over the years and discovered some great advice that I pass along here: Research what customers would like to see from a council—make a few calls to lead customers before getting started. What would you change on this list? What would you add?

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16 best practices for creating customer councils

Chris Koch

I was researching the ITSMA archives this week to see what we’ve written about customer councils over the years and discovered some great advice that I pass along here: Research what customers would like to see from a council—make a few calls to lead customers before getting started. What would you change on this list? What would you add?

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Is the era of PR over?

Chris Koch

Among the many interesting ideas thrown around at ITSMA’s annual conference this week was that the era of PR is over. The pressures on the guard dogs lead to a lot of problems: The emphasis is on risk avoidance. As in dead. Don’t do it anymore. First, let’s define what PR means from the perspective of the customer (i.e.,

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