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5 Thought Leadership Examples from Experts, Innovators, and Influencers You Might Want to Follow

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Thought leadership can lead to more higher-quality leads: 47% of C-suite executive reported they shared their contact information based on reading thought leadership. In a moment, I'll share a few examples of sharp thinking that – for me – breaks through the clutter. Here are a few examples: 1. billion.

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How to write a kickass content marketing brief

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Some assets will find their audience within the company, for example product information packs, messaging guides, and persona playbooks. In either case, include pertinent information on the audience characteristics, challenges, and priorities, as well as how you intend them to use this asset. Provide editorial direction.

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6 tips to increase product feature adoption

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For example, if a feature gives department heads a better overview of their teams’ activities, then your feature announcement should be tailored to this persona. Providing the target user with an appropriate amount of information could help them counter the ambiguity effect, which refers to a tendency to favour clarity and certainty.

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5 useful sources for capturing voice of the customer (VoC) data

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It’s a research strategy that gives you insight into what your customers’ preferences and aversions are, which then should be used to inform your business activities. For example, they may not have any particular opinion about what has been asked, but they might feel pressured to provide an answer anyway.

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4 key characteristics of an effective go-to-market plan

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This article will share four key characteristics of an effective GTM plan, along with some practical tips and examples. For example, low bounce rates indicate that your online users’ expectations are being met. For example, will your organisation focus on inbound or outbound sales? Some examples of go-to-market (GTM) plans.

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6 do’s and don’ts that can make or break your internal product launch

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Don’t overwhelm people with irrelevant information. Not supplying enough information about your upcoming product is something you should be mindful of. Busy salespeople, for instance, might see a lot of information that doesn’t directly apply to their department. Conduct informal stakeholder research.

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How to conduct an effective competitive analysis in 7 steps

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Accessing relevant information about your chosen competitors can be trickier—but it’s not impossible. There are three main ways to get competitor information: Published sources: This includes company reports, trade reports, press releases and industry surveys commissioned by industry associations or the government.

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