Ana Fragoso

@anapaulafragoso

Slow Marketing, Slow Business and how slow movement and conscious marketing can impact the way we market ourselves and do business, have been my research subject for 4 years now. I believe that consciousness and self knowledge are deeply connected to the way we build businesses and its totally possible to use it to have a business that thrives in the long term. I'll be curating content that inspires me to keep moving towards this reality, and proving that it's possible!

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It’s not enough to define the problem or issue; thought leadership should guide the reader.

Paul M. Kaplan • Essentials of Thought Leadership and Content Marketing: Boost Your Brand, Increase Your Market Share, and Generate Qualified Leads

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Thought leaders need to be brave because they serve up insights and opinions that aren’t always popular (but are almost always true),

Tom Marks • The Second-Best Business Book Ever Written: The Pursuit of Thought Leadership in Sales, Marketing, and Life

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Understandably, to many of us, the idea that marketing could possibly be a connective, or even spiritual, activity seems pretty outlandish. In fact, marketing often seems to be the very antithesis of spirituality. But this is only because most marketing we see has been created from a place of Disconnection--from Self, others, our businesses and the

Lynn Serafinn • The 7 Graces of Marketing: How to Heal Humanity and the Planet by Changing the Way We Sell

According to Eleanor Stern, a TikTok video essayist with nearly a hundred thousand followers, part of the problem is that social media is more hierarchical than it used to be. “There’s this divide that wasn’t there before, between audiences and creators,” Stern said. The platforms that have the most traction with young users today—YouTube, TikTok,... See more

Kyle Chayka • Why the Internet Isn’t Fun Anymore

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How can developing your skills around empathy grow your business?When people know that you really ‘get’ them they will relax and feel safe around you. Until people feel safe with you they won’t hire you.

Tad Hargrave • Seven Principles & Seven Practices on Empathy in Marketing - Marketing For Hippies

Knowledge work rarely follows linear patterns. Our most valuable contributions often come from reflection, seemingly "unproductive" conversations, exploration of dead ends, and invisible mental processing.

Katie Parrott • AI Phobia Is Just Fear That ‘Easier’ Equals ‘Cheating’

The deeper you dive into the email world, the more you realize there aren’t just a few types of emails you can send. Best-in-class organizations and operators might send up to eight different categories of emails, each with a specific purpose in mind:

Traffic-driving newsletters

Destination newsletters

Alerts

Courses

Pop-up newsletters

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Dan Oshinsky • Article

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find an offline way to engage with your community through events, conferences, local meetups, and other non-social media engagements because--despite how connected we are--word of mouth/personal referral is still the best way to get clients in any service industry.

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Sharecropping — Prolific Publisher

Regina Anaejionu prolificpublisher.com

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I’d argue that the gist of sharecropping on social media is: We rent space on platforms we don’t own. We pay for that space by becoming “the product” whose attention is sold to the highest ads bidder. Our attention is also being usurped by the makers of the platform and what they’ve programmed their algorithm to show us. Our data is being collected, stored, and reused without our knowledge or permission (at times). We are still the workforce that fills the platform with value, ideas, content, and meaning. ------ It doesn’t benefit major social media companies (in a modern, capitalistic business sense) to encourage us to do the things that actually help us change the world and grow our businesses, and spread our ideas the way “gold standard” people are. ----- In the age of AI—and tons of people competing for attention online, if you are a thought leader with meaningful ideas to share: • Trying to compete on quantity is actually foolish. • Trying to compete on quality will weed a few people out, but is clearly not enough because most people I know are already trying that. • Competing on placement, relevance, and the strategic platform you build for your thought leadership is a much better way to spend your energy.