PR Strategy
Starting with Why you do what you do and What is your purpose will help to finesse your audience and start to have conversations with them. Being relevant is to know what your audience is talking about, what they care about and to know these things, we have to consistently listen and adjust.
What is required for your ideal client to get them noticed? Creating personalized content and conversations relevant to the Buyer’s challenges and interests in real time, adapting quickly to the changing needs of Buyers.
Understanding the new, hybrid customer’s behavior and how to engage with new value propositions.
PR and the Media
Gaining media exposure with opinions as a thought leadership via a blog article presents an individual as an expert in a specific field. A published article in a quality industry website points back to your own site(s) and helps you to be discovered by Search Engines like Google, Bing, Others. It is the media’s job to find newsworthy stories for their readers and it is my job to identify a suitable opportunity to promote stories and create awareness of the brand, personal or corporate.
Places to share thoughts as an expert or specialist in a certain field include social media | video interviews | press releases and media articles | In-person industry events | blog articles – talk about what’s happening – let us hear your thoughts | website | social audio sites.
Social Media Profiles and Social Media Messages
Crafting timely messages specific to your target audience, shared to the social platforms your customers are on.
Pairing your social media updates with visual assets increases engagement.
LinkedIn Profiles
Achieve an All Star LinkedIn profile to help you to be found by your target client by designing a profile structure that matches your customer’s buying process. Get discovered for your specialties and referenced.
I meet with individuals on video calls to discuss how best to optimize their LinkedIn profiles and carry this out for them.
If you’re not being cited on certain topics, it’s all a bit pointless …
Thought Leadership: Best Online Practices
Authentic TLs in the technology sector create content that actively provides the best and deepest answers to your customers’ biggest questions and in formats your customer likes to consume.
Words reflecting what we’ve heard our customers saying, the issues that keep them awake at night, what their challenges are, is what we take on board when writing our solutions’ messages.
Organizations will be able to recognize a Thought Leader in their best internal subject matter experts, to address common and complex issues your customers face. Usually, they are the people others look up to, and lean on for direction and leadership.
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