Chris Koch

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How much do you “charge” for your content?

Chris Koch

They decide how to reveal about their intentions based on the value of the content to them. They may also assume that a higher level of intent will net them more valuable content either in terms of quantity or depth. Buyers understand that they give away a piece of their privacy every time they fill out a form and engage with content.

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How much do you “charge” for your content?

Chris Koch

They decide how to reveal about their intentions based on the value of the content to them. They may also assume that a higher level of intent will net them more valuable content either in terms of quantity or depth. Buyers understand that they give away a piece of their privacy every time they fill out a form and engage with content.

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The five components of a successful thought leadership program

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.). The key components of the program are: Create a publishing process and calendar. Align thought leadership vehicles to the buying process.

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The five components of a successful thought leadership program

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.). The key components of the program are: Create a publishing process and calendar. Align thought leadership vehicles to the buying process.

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Thought leadership is still dead; long live idea marketing

Chris Koch

Marketers must become publishers, with a process for refining and presenting content through various vehicles (such as conference presentations, white papers, social media, etc.). Marketing needs to develop vehicles for disseminating ideas to customers and salespeople. Create a calendar. Align content with the buying process.