All of the following are examples of SMART goals EXCEPT:

Having thought leaders contribute to an upcoming ebook is not an example of a SMART goal.SMART goals are Specific,Measurable,Achievable,Relevant,andTime-bound.The provided example lacks specificity,me a sur ability,and time-bound criteria.While it mentions the involvement of thought leaders inane book,itdoesn't specify how many thought leaders, what their contributions entail,or how their involvement contributes to the overall goal.Additionally,there's no clear measurement of successor timeline defined for completing the goal.Incontrast,the other options clearly define specific,measurable,achievable, relevant,andtime-bound objectives such as increasing marketing leads attending a web in arby 30%,increasing sales qualified leadsby20%by the end of the year,and generating 10 customers within the first week of a product launch.Therefore,the exclusion of having thought leaders contribute to an upcoming ebook as a SMART goal is accurate.