Your one-page guide to creating great thought leadership content

For more than 10 years, Clearly’s writing team has positioned clients as true experts within their respective fields. And their peers and competitors regard them as such. This is what ‘thought leadership’ is. Here’s the secret to creating great thought leadership content that wows customers and peers alike.

16 January 2025 | 2 min read | Content Marketing
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Paul MacKenzie-Cummins

Public relations involves more than simply getting organisations featured in the media that matters the most to them. A significant proportion of the work we do for clients is focused on creating thought leadership content that builds authority, credibility, trust, and influence for their key people.

By creating a steady flow of content that educates, informs, entertains, and engages audiences via articles, blogs, piece to camera videos, motion graphics, and infographics clients catapult themselves to the front of the minds of the customers they want to do business with.

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When done right, great thought leadership content can boost your profile, influence, and bottom line. Yet too many businesses get it wrong, and that can be both damaging to their reputation and see them leaving money on the table.

That’s why we took all the learnings from producing content over 20+ years for fast-growing start-ups to established national and international clients and created this short and simple guide to making great thought leadership content.

The Clearly PR ENABLE Framework® is a straightforward, no-nonsense roadmap for creating thought leadership content that has impact, influence, and income-generating capabilities. Take a look:

Clearly PR ENABLE Framework® for creating thought leadership content

About Paul:

Paul has been producing thought leadership content for clients since 2006. In one year alone his articles were seen by over 150 million people. He continues to work closely with clients to raise their personal and executive profile and that of the business or brand they represent. See his profile on the Team page or connect with him on LinkedIn.

If you need support in creating your thought leadership contract strategy, get in touch with me via the Contact form.