Enabling Experts to Showcase Authentic Authority Online
from Reinventing Professionals Hosted by Ari Kaplan
I spoke with James Barclay, the head of client success at Passle, a sales and marketing platform focused on professional services. We discussed how professionals should approach content creation in the current environment, ways that Passle enhances how individuals can broadcast content, the benefits of a LinkedIn audit, and how content creation has changed in a work-from-home world.
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