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Reengineering the White Paper

A forum for discussing the ubiquitous white paper, its role in thought leadership marketing, the criteria that distinguish a great one and its role in the emerging world of social media.

How do you develop strong content?

Bloom Group contends that:  Unless you do original research you cannot have anything original to say and therefore your white paper can't represent thought leadership.

What are the best ways to market and distribute white papers?

Focus less on distributing your white paper directly to prospects and more on getting online "influencers" (bloggers, online publications, tweeters, etc.) to recommend and provide links to your paper.  If the most influential bloggers, tweeters and other in your market like your white paper, they'll likely to generate a lot of traffic to your website.

Are white papers dead as a business marketing tool?

It’s easy to believe this if your white papers aren’t generating client interest. To be sure, there are too many bad white papers out there. But a notable few prompt clients to reach out to the white paper’s authors. Rather than junk the white paper, we believe it’s time to retool it.

How do you use social media to attract attention to your white papers?

How do you use social media to attract attention to your white papers?

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