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✅ Tom Boston.
✅ Charlotte Johnson.
✅ Will Allred.
If you're in sales, you almost certainly recognise those names.
...and you almost certainly recognise those names because of one thing that they all have in common:
⭐ A large, engaged social following.
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The tides have *shifted* when it comes to content creation.
We now live in an age where a single SDR can have a larger social following than both the leadership team & company brand combined.
i.e. the process of becoming a content creator & industry thought leader has become completely decentralised.
(Where the information you put out is valued more than the title you hold)
Which to me start to raise an interesting question:
If a single SDR has more audience leverage and social following than the entire leadership + company brand combined (and 10 fold) - how does that change their role? Does it change their role?
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Well... while I'm promising to have the perfect answer to that.
I think myself and my guest for this weeks episode of 'How We Make Content' (Will Allred, Co-Founder of Lavender)
Brought together some interesting perspectives and ideas around of the topic.
Here's what we talked during our convo:
🎤 Will's background and the inception story of Lavender.
🎤 How Will approaches content creation for his own personal profile (and why he believes in the power of niche)
🎤 Both of our thoughts around that SDR question and why he thinks SDR's will eventually turn into "company evangelists"
✅ Tom Boston.
✅ Charlotte Johnson.
✅ Will Allred.
If you're in sales, you almost certainly recognise those names.
...and you almost certainly recognise those names because of one thing that they all have in common:
⭐ A large, engaged social following.
---
The tides have *shifted* when it comes to content creation.
We now live in an age where a single SDR can have a larger social following than both the leadership team & company brand combined.
i.e. the process of becoming a content creator & industry thought leader has become completely decentralised.
(Where the information you put out is valued more than the title you hold)
Which to me start to raise an interesting question:
If a single SDR has more audience leverage and social following than the entire leadership + company brand combined (and 10 fold) - how does that change their role? Does it change their role?
---
Well... while I'm promising to have the perfect answer to that.
I think myself and my guest for this weeks episode of 'How We Make Content' (Will Allred, Co-Founder of Lavender)
Brought together some interesting perspectives and ideas around of the topic.
Here's what we talked during our convo:
🎤 Will's background and the inception story of Lavender.
🎤 How Will approaches content creation for his own personal profile (and why he believes in the power of niche)
🎤 Both of our thoughts around that SDR question and why he thinks SDR's will eventually turn into "company evangelists"