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It's one thing when you spend your life writing marketing copy designed to tell people how brilliant you are as a speaker. With today's digital HD cameras at an all time low, and software free or virtually free (I used a $50 copy of Corel VideoPro), it's easier than ever.
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They should be new, compelling, and relevant insights into their market – genuine “thought leadership,” in other words, not lagging-edge cliches trying to pass as such. One, alluded to above, is thinking that your marketing copy passes for a thought leadership message, and failing to bring original insight with which you want to establish your executives’ stature as business leaders. Here’s something new for 2012 on www.TheSpeechwriter.com : the five-question interview.
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