“Your branding is everything YOU DO. Your brand in action creates attention to you and associations with you. It’s how you put yourself out there and the message you deliver. This includes your values, attitudes and beliefs."
There are five
personal branding essentials your activities should always be doing: educating, engaging, empowering, informing and connecting. Whenever people mention your name, "your X" should naturally be associated with you! What do you want to be known for and how do you want people to remember you?
Do you have and engage in a website, blog, e-mail marketing, community involvement, collaborations, social marketing platforms, sponsorships, and/or professional associations? What are the things you/your company do that people will associate your brand with? How do you deliver your brand and its message?
Have you ever wanted to learn the following?
- The essential things we do today to engage, interact, share, connect
- How to build your tribe and community with your X, IT, and WOW
- How to leverage and blend the two worlds we live, work and play in: online and in-person
- How to determine the two in-person and online activities to commit to and take ownership of
Yesterday, I facilitated a FREE webinar on CAREEREALISM TV where I demonstrated the importance of your personal branding as a key part of your career, business and entrepreneurial success. Watch the recording of my event and you will learn how to determine what you do, whom you serve, and what you want other people to remember about you.
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Deborah Shane is an insightful Career Branding Specialist and a creative Social Media Marketing Consultant, who guides and motivates people through their current career transitions and professional empowerment at DeborahShane.com Read more » articles by this approved career expert | Click here » if you’re a career expert Image from design36/Shutterstock
