You already know the benefits of writing a White Paper - solve a problem for potential clients, build brand awareness by proving your company is a leader in your industry, persuade your audience while informing them - but what should you do once you have completed your White Paper?
Should you share it? If so, how and where?
Should you mail out hard copies? If so, to whom?
Your White Paper will do little good if it just sits idly, so here are seven ways to promote your White Paper and get people reading it:
Friday, May 29, 2015
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
How Customer Case Studies are Impacting the Education Field
I
was in my second year of teaching, at the elementary level, when a fellow
second-year colleague of mine and I decided we wanted to pilot a new
computer-based grading program. Up until that time, our district still recorded
student grades and progress the old-fashioned way, pen to paper. Many of our
veteran colleagues clung to the old adage, “If it ain’t broke!”
But, as we would all soon learn, the "traditional" way of grading was broken, antiquated, inefficient, and in desperate need of repair!
The
grading program I piloted, Online Assessment Reporting System (OARS),
was effective and easy to use. Unfortunately, it wasn't marketed in
a way that appealed to teachers, especially seasoned teachers.
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