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The ROI of Thought Leadership

Exam Questions: 30
Course Level: Basic
Pages: 180 | Content: 156, Supplemental: 24
NASBA Area of Study: Management Services
Not Acceptable for: Enrolled Agents
Version: 8525

This course offers perspectives from thousands of C-level executives on their consumption of thought leadership content and the influence it has on their business decisions and investments. It also delves into their use of generative AI in the production and consumption of thought leadership. In addition, you’ll find a value calculator that can empower you to assess the potential return for your specific organization. PLEASE NOTE: Not accepted for Enrolled Agents. All course material provided. No prerequisites. Course level: Basic.

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Table of Contents
  • Thought Leadership Boosts Business Performance and Drives Spending
  • Producing Thought Leadership Delivers Clear ROI
  • Calculating Your Organization’s Specific Thought Leadership ROI
  • Rise Above the Fray: Creating Next-Level Thought Leadership
  • Eight Thought Leadership Archetypes
  • Unlocking Value: What Moves the Needle
  • Balancing Your Thought Leadership Portfolio
  • Mastering the Mechanics of Storytelling
  • Optimizing a Thought Leadership Operating Model
  • Engaging with Targeted Business Leaders
  • Measuring Your Success
  • The Thought Leadership Multiplier Effect
Objectives
  • To recall how thought leadership contributes to innovation
  • To recognize the essential components for producing effective thought leadership
  • To identify the two main components needed to calculate ROI for thought leadership
  • To recognize the five levers of thought leadership
  • To recall the characteristics of the various thought leadership archetypes
  • To recall the purpose of sensitivity analysis
  • To identify the various categories of content produced by organizations
  • To recall the primary function of storytelling in thought leadership
  • To recognize the various teams that comprise a thought leadership organization
  • To identify various engagement approaches used by thought leadership organizations
  • To recall various quality, uniqueness, and reach metrics
  • To recall the characteristics of extender and defender content

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