Personal Branding Interview: Harry Beckwith
Today, I spoke to Harry Beckwith, one of the world’s most respected marketers, has advised 23 Fortune 200 companies, including Target, ABC and Wells Fargo. Harry first book, Selling the Invisible, was named one of the top ten business and management books of all time. In this interview, Harry talks about personal branding from a …
Personal Branding Interview: Ted Nugent
Today, I spoke to Ted Nugent, who has been known for cranking his Gibson Byrdland and performing like a madman since his days with the Amboy Dukes. Ted is the author of Kill It and Grill It, and the New York Times-bestsellers God, Guns, & Rock ‘N’ Roll and Ted, White, And Blue: The Nugent …
Only the Passionate will Survive
I’m going to be completely transparent with you right now… not because it is something all of us “preach” in the world of Internet communication… but because this is where real and meaningful content is created.
The pulseI’ve been dragging through my life the past couple of months and I’m trying to put my …
Personal Branding Interview: Colleen DeBaise
Today, I spoke to Colleen DeBaise, who is the small business editor at The Wall Street Journal, author of The Wall Street Journal. Complete Small Business Guidebook, and blogger at crackingcurry.com. In this interview, Colleen talks about the DNA of a successful small business, work/life balance for entrepreneurs, personal branding, and more.
Out of all…Web Design Tips to Sell Books and Build Brands
Web design is usually approached from a subjective or an aesthetic, or I like blue! point of view; but if you really want your site to sell books, products, and services while building your brand, you have to know a bit about the psychology of your website visitors.
That’s the message Susan Weinschenk delivers in …
Personal Branding Interview: Malcolm Munro
Today, I spoke to Malcolm Munro, who is an experienced speaker, consultant, coach, and author of The New Rules of Engagement: How to Keep Your Superstars Loyal to You. In this interview, Malcolm talks about soft skills versus hard skills, what you should do if you have a poor manager, and more.
What’s more important,…3 Ways to Take Your Personal Brand Offline
I’ve shared lots of tactics with you about branding yourself online. But what about when you take relationships offline? When you meet people you may (or may not) have a relationship with online?
Although you’ll be in a different environment, a lot of the same rules still apply to offline relationships. You want to convey …
Personal Brands: It Don’t Mean a Thing
Great parties, like great sex, depend on variety. Different styles, attitudes, even intentions: spice it up – give it that zing. Really great parties, like great sustainable romance, need surprise, along with the two other key elements of happiness: pleasure and meaning.
So if your life or your job is no party: you know what …
What Type of Personal Brand Do You Want to Develop?
Your personal branding strategy depends solely on your long-term goals. You have to brand yourself for the career you want, not the job you have. This means that how you brand yourself online is completely dependent on your chosen career path: employee, entrepreneur, and consultant. Each of these types of workers has to maintain their …
Personality Rocks Your Brand, But There’s A Catch
Personality really can rock your brand to the next level; it’s the public face that makes you memorable. All the most outstanding commercial brands have a distinct personality: that green gecko with the funny English accent immediately springs to mind.
The question is what came first, Geico or the gecko? The product came first; the …