How to Become a Sought After Industry Thought Leader in Just 6 Months

I've been thrown a big challenge.

Nate Kievman, CEO of Business Success Unlimited, heard me speak at marketing guru Jay Abraham's Super Reunion this past April on the topic of the Thought Leadership Marketing methodology I had developed. That speech was the first time that I had ever publicly shared any portion of the private marketing work I had been doing over the previous decade with some of the largest companies in the world.


Nate, like Jay Abraham and the companies I've worked for, could see the power behind this new method of marketing. (When an individual or organization is elevated to become Thought Leaders of an industry, it brings them ever more business/career advancements, more quickly, for better remuneration — and simultaneously presents competitors with a unique differentiator that they cannot easily combat or silence.)

Having proven it with over 50 of the Fortune 500, there was no doubt Thought Leadership Marketing works. The problem, according to Nate, is that it takes too long. (for those not using my methods it takes the better part of a career to become seen as an expert and Thought Leader.)

By 2002 I was usually able to make this happen within about 3 years. While not exactly like snapping your fingers, it was easy enough to see the rapidly improving financial results as you're "on the path."

This past spring, given the serious economic challenges we were going through, Nate challenged me. He said "I'd be willing to bet that if you were to really, REALLY put your mind to it, you could figure out a way to get the results for people to be realized even faster. People need this and you need to figure it out."

For the past 8 months, his voice has been stuck in my brain like an old fashioned LP with a scratch that makes it repeat over and over. But, he was right.

Because of Nate's challenge I've rethought my entire Thought Leadership Marketing approach, and now believe I can take anyone who is willing to work diligently and follow my directions and make them into Thought Leader in their industry within 6 months.

If you're interested in learning how I invite you to join me tonight as I'm holding a teleseminar (it's free), co-hosted by Nate, to teach you all about this powerful marketing methodology. Due to conference line restrictions we can only take 150 people. If you get shut out, my apologies in advance. To register go to  http://www.larrygenkin.com/TLMSeminar.html.  It'll be from 7:00 - 8:30 pm EST.

Can't wait to share this with you.

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