Chris Koch

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Is ghost writing in social media right or wrong?

Chris Koch

The posts won’t be controversial so much for the content itself (although I hope that that happens eventually) as for the way I’m presenting it. I wanted to present the core arguments here to see what you think. I’m going to channel other people’s ideas, not my own. You can read the entire post here. Related articles.

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Why you need to turn your customers into stalkers

Chris Koch

Social media have created so much noise that it’s becoming more difficult for the good old white paper to stand out. It has made those little pictures and bios at the end of white papers seem inadequate when compared to the wealth of information we can see about people on such social media channels as LinkedIn and Twitter.

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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.

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How much do you “charge” for your content?

Chris Koch

The price is the forms we make people fill out to download white papers or sign up for events. If you download two white papers a week for a month, you should expect a call from a salesperson. Yet while generally we can’t put a price tag on our content, we do charge for it. That has to change. Culture and location.

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How much do you “charge” for your content?

Chris Koch

The price is the forms we make people fill out to download white papers or sign up for events. If you download two white papers a week for a month, you should expect a call from a salesperson. Yet while generally we can’t put a price tag on our content, we do charge for it. That has to change. Culture and location.

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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.).