If you see yourself as a thought leader and want your ideas to be found, I believe there are three tools worth spending money on when you’re getting started. While you can always do more later here’s the minimum you need to get started: WordPress, Buffer and Inoreader. Let’s talk about each one.¶ WordPress is … Continue reading Top 3 Tools for Thought Leaders
Category: Thought Leadership
The Optimal Work to Rest Ratio via @_brian_johnson
More great thoughts from my hero, Brian Johnson...
Lead Yourself First by Raymond M. Kethledge and Michael S. Erwin
More inspirational thinking from Brian Johnson of optimize.me...
Dorie Clark: Thought Leadership 101
I'm glad to hear that thoughtleaders like Dorie Clark still think that thought leadership is a valid term: If you are pursuing thought leadership and would like to put some of Dorie's thoughts into action, I have developed a practical, tactical thought leadership workflow that I outline here. Contact me below and ask how we … Continue reading Dorie Clark: Thought Leadership 101
Thought leadership strategy and tactics
Thought leadership strategy is essential for getting found in Google but how to execute with the fewest moving parts is elegance! DaVinci said "simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" but what does that look like in a thought leadership workflow? Let's start with some thoughts from Google Plus 'meister' Mark Traphagen: Of Mark's 5 points, items … Continue reading Thought leadership strategy and tactics
How to simplify your content marketing and thought leadership workflow for 2013
The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing, right?
In a fragmented world, go deep
Nilofer Merchant on fragmentation in social media...
3+ tools and tactics for ‘Being Known’
In order to be found in the 'Zero Moment of Truth', there are two main activities you need to master; FINDING and SHARING...
Becoming and being known as the obvious expert in your area…
Want to get found when people are looking for what you do? Consider this...
Be known!
So you want to be a thought leader? You need to be known...