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How Powerful Content Trumps the Myth of the Expert, Rock Star, or Guru

How Powerful Content Trumps the Myth of the Expert, Rock Star, or Guru | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

... True thought leadership is hard to come by. It requires proven expertise, not claims of grandeur by self-promoters who waste their time with sharing empty or obvious “insight” in their blogs, social media posts, and webinars. They make it sound like anyone can become a thought leader simply by leveraging effective content marketing strategies.


Content marketing does work, and works brilliantly — when you’ve got something of value to say. For thought leaders who truly have unique, insightful, or useful information to share, the web provides endless opportunities to show it (not just tell it) to the world.So where do you start?...

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I enjoyed this look at content marketing and how it can deliver results.Also includes some good tips for how to start.

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5 Tips Every Content Curator Needs to Write Better Calls-to-Action

5 Tips Every Content Curator Needs to Write Better Calls-to-Action | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Calls-to-action (CTAs) are among the most neglected of content marketing components — in both curated and created content. Yet, they are also among the discipline’s most essential features in terms of providing brand value. These simple, yet targeted, phrases are directly responsible for encouraging your audience to take a next step toward becoming a loyal customer, such as downloading your white paper, following you on Twitter, registering for your webinar, or sharing your content with a friend or colleague.


Without a call-to-action, content marketing efforts amount to little more than writing exercises. It’s not enough to publish useful information; you want readers to engage with you and take an action that will provide value for your business. Here are a few examples:...

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How to get better content, marketing and blogging results with calls to action.

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