Why not ask for a little bit more in return for your thought leadership?
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27th July, 2018
Rachel Ainsworth
We spend an awful lot of time on consulting firms’ websites, checking out what content is promoted and how. But despite our visits to so many...
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Are you selling your thought leadership to website visitors?
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29th May, 2018
Rachel Ainsworth
Our research with buyers of consulting services demonstrates just how important thought leadership is to them. Every year we survey senior end-users...
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Worrying about your audience--blessing or curse?
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20th April, 2018
Rachel Ainsworth
“If you have an over-preoccupation with perception and trying to please people’s expectations, then you can go mad.”*Self-help gurus and successful...
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Strong storylines never go out of fashion
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28th March, 2018
Rachel Ainsworth
During my consulting career, I worked in what we called “The Shop”. This wasn’t a tuck shop for hungry consultants but rather a small team created to...
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Seventeen firms could have topped our quality rankings
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26th February, 2018
Rachel Ainsworth
We know many creators of thought leadership look at firms at the top of our quality rankings--firms such as IBM, Deloitte, and The Boston Consulting...
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Three thought leadership opportunities for 2018
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19th January, 2018
Rachel Ainsworth
Whether its fitness, personal goals, or thought leadership, January is a natural time to reflect on the past year and, ideally, figure out what we...
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Moving your readers to get in touch
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22nd November, 2017
Rachel Ainsworth
When was the last time you made contact with the experts behind an article or book? Encouraging more readers and viewers to make contact is a...
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A lesson in how not to write thought leadership
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11th October, 2017
Rachel Ainsworth
I didn’t set out to find a really bad example of thought leadership. In fact, I set out to find “different perspectives on strategic...
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Is your thought leadership structurally sound?
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19th September, 2017
Rachel Ainsworth
When London’s Millennium Bridge opened in June 2000 there was much fanfare celebrating the first new river crossing to be built in the...
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Passion: The key ingredient in great thought leadership?
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14th July, 2017
Rachel Ainsworth
Passion. It’s an overused word. People are passionate about fashion, beauty, and cocktails. The sporty-minded are passionate about...
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