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Should Thought Leadership Content Be Ghostwritten?

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An interesting post from Hubspot author John Hall : “ Why Ghostwriting Thought Leadership Content Doesn’t Work.” ” He contends that busy executives who outsource their thought leadership content are missing out on quality elements. “Ghostwriting content is not inherently bad.

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How to Make Yourself Blog When You Just Don’t Feel Like Blogging

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If it’s good enough to catch your interest, maybe you can use that spark to create something new for your readers? Here’s a tip for how to make yourself write a blog post when you’re totally uninspired. Use other people’s inspiration to motivate you.

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5 Goals for Your Blog & Website… and One Big Challenge

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Capture interest and convert visitors into leads: If you want to get more than just visitors from your site, you must ask them to do something: take a survey, vote, download a report, sign up for your newsletter, blog or e-course. This builds a marketing database of people interested enough to leave their email with you.

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Smart Business Blog Linking: Top 25 Content Marketing Blogs

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Author Jennifer Barry , who writes for Hubspot as well, says on the Writtent.com blog: “The marketing industry is diverse and ever changing, and one of the easiest ways to stay on top is to read the most relevant and pertinent blogs. It’s a great way to compose an interesting blog post while improving your business blog linking.