Category: News & Analysis

Shifts in work, technology, and culture continue to redefine professional identity.

Here we connect current developments to their broader implications
for careers and reputation.


The goal is insight that brings clarity and direction amid change.

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8/1/08: Personal Branding News and Recommendations

It’s been quite a challenging week for me after getting a bad cold these past few days, but as they say “the show must go on.” Passion is a crazy thing, but it certainly allows me to keep going with all that I manage on a reoccurring basis. I have a lot of exciting announcements …

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Schawbel Report: The Current State of Personal Branding [July 2008]

A lot has happened since the last time I posted a “Schawbel Report” on the state of personal branding worldwide. The March edition shed some light into the spread of personal branding from the US to Australia to India. There is a lot of information here, but it’s all very important to your personal brand …

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Authors Corner: Co-Authoring The Age of Conversation II – Why Don’t People Get It?

And So it Began Drew McLellen and Gavin Heaton are two of the top marketing bloggers in the world. They identified this new era of social media as the “Age of Conversation” a year ago. As the editors, they decided to recruit 100 of the world’s leading marketers, writers, thinking and creative innovators in a …

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Schawbel Report: The Current State of Personal Branding Worldwide [March 2008]

David Sifry, who is the founder of Technorati, used to always make a “State of the Blogosphere” report. These reports would analyze the amount of blogs being tracked on Technorati (a blog search and ranking system) and other metrics, including how many posts per minute. Relative to when he last did on in April 2007, …