When this comes through strongly in your marketing, it will naturally appeal more to the very people you can have the most impact on.
Here are a bunch of ways you can use the gifts and powers of your brand personality in your marketing:
📚 Building the Trust Tower: First things first, Thought Leaders need to see you’re the real deal. Before they even glance at your message, they’re checking if your credibility bar is high enough.
🙅♂️ Keep It Classy: Talk to Thought Leaders as equals. Patronizing is a no-go zone; they’re all about that respectful and brainy banter.
🚫 Pressure? What’s That?: Hard sells make Thought Leaders run for the hills. They’re more about the slow dance of decision-making, weighing every fact and figure.
🧠 Just the Facts, Please: When it comes to making choices, Thought Leaders want the nitty-gritty details—quality, cost, the works—to guide their ultra-rational brains.
🌟 Make Them the MVP: Arm Thought Leaders with top-notch info, making them feel like the smartest person in the room. Knowledge is their power-up.
🔍 Quality is Queen (or King): Only the best will do. Show off your quality, and Thought Leaders will stick by you like loyal subjects to royalty.
Modern Day Masterclasses:
🚗 Tesla’s Clever Convo: Tesla wins hearts with talks on innovation and green creds, ticking all the right boxes for Thought Leaders looking for smart and significant buys.
🍏 Apple’s Info Feast: At every product launch, Apple dishes out a buffet of technical tidbits and behind-the-scenes magic, just what the Thought Leader ordered.
🧠 TED Talks Treasure Trove: TED is like a brain spa for Thought Leaders, offering a buffet of ideas that nourish their intellect and curiosity.
💼 LinkedIn’s Wisdom Wells: Thought Leaders drink deep from LinkedIn’s well of industry insights and analyses, quenching their thirst for substantial content.
🤖 Google’s DeepMind Delight: Showcasing the edge of AI exploration, DeepMind is a candy store for Thought Leaders fascinated by technology’s potential.
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