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HOW TO: Build a Strong Online Brand in 14.5 Hours per Week

A Wall Street Journal blog post by Dan Finnigan, CEO of Jobvite, last week entitled, “A Resume Is Not Enough: How to Market Yourself Online” makes a really good point in the headline alone: having a positive online presence is more important than ever.

And if you’re without a job right now, you should have …

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8 Tips for Attorneys to Build Your Personal Brand

A lot of people think personal branding is only useful for celebrities. But anyone can benefit from it to articulate their strengths, differentiate their unique value and leave a lasting impression that wins clients and new business (if you’re new, start with the personal branding worksheet). Today we’ll take a look at some tactics attorneys …

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Fear Will Leave You Breathless and Stupid

I was driving to work this morning listening to a great track by Sufjan Stevens… reminiscing about my “musical” days in college. I played guitar for a long time and have just recently put it aside for other hobbies and activities. I want you to know that I have never… ever… ever talked about this …

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Why it Takes More than Information to Write a Brand-Building Book

It takes more than information to write a book that drives your business and builds your personal brand.

Information, by itself, is not enough to write a book that builds your personal brand!

No matter how much you already know about your field, or how much experience you’ve accumulated, writing a book requires more than …

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Do Your Updates Define or Refine Your Brand?

I’m enjoying the book Socialnomics by Erik Qualman.  It focuses on how social media transforms the way we live and do business.  And, I agree.  Social media is just another form of communication and those formats are ever changing – as we see with the extinction of the pay phone.

One particular excerpt I enjoyed …