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Thought leadership is a marketing strategy that focuses less on content that sells and more on content that establishes you as an expert in your field. It is a legitimate tool to build a business and personal brand. The insights of thought leaders are valuable to others and help establish them as the go-to people in their respective industries. Elevating your thought leadership requires a strategic approach, encompassing various techniques and practices to enhance visibility, credibility and impact.
Although the process of becoming a thought leader takes time, establishing oneself this way is crucial for professional success and influence. Proving your status as an influencer in your industry is the most effective way to stand out in a crowded market. Thought leadership is not a destination but rather a journey of constant evolution and contribution to the collective knowledge of your industry.
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Vicki LaBrosse, director of global public relations for Edge Marketing, works with clients to develop and execute comprehensive PR and marketing strategies that will help grow their business.
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