Category: Reputation Management

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Why Setting Expectations is Critical at Work

It’s often said that your employees don’t have to like you as long as they respect you. This is true, however, there are many pitfalls that will not only make your employees not like you, but lose respect for you as well. No one wants to be a bad boss, even if we don’t expect …

Communication & NetworkingRelationship NetworkingReputation Management

Three Branding Tips from Strong Communicators

Credibility in content is becoming an increasing demand from the public. It is no longer just respected media outlets that are expected to provide accurate, timely and researched materials; every company must release communication that speaks to the consumer demand for more than just fluff. People are more aware of the material they consume, especially …

Career DevelopmentRelationship NetworkingReputation Management

Marketing Techniques to Grow Attention and Sales

1. Create a unique title

Have you given thought to your title or is it time for an update?

Upon hearing the title, “Director of First Impressions” my attention was immediately grabbed as I cheerfully recognized the title replaced the traditional and boring word, “Receptionist”.

The clever title captures a few important ideas and tips …

Relationship NetworkingReputation Management

The Importance of Honesty in Your Personal Brand

Honesty is the most essential ingredient when it comes to creating your personal brand. In fact, it’s highly unlikely you will find long-term success if your brand is anything less than honest.

In the light of recent long-term dishonesty displayed in Lance Armstrong doping scandal, individuals everywhere should be quickly assessing the overall integrity and …

Communication & NetworkingRelationship NetworkingReputation Management

5 Conversation Habits that Ruin Your Personal Brand

There’s one type of communication you engage in more often than any other. It’s conversation. You are in conversation – online or on-ground – more frequently than you get opportunities to deliver presentations, webinars or otherwise engage with people in a more formal or structured setting.

While there are many presentation skills courses (including the …