Category: Reputation Management

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You Should Mix Your Personal and Professional Lives

It’s an important and frequent question: should I put personal information on my professional networks? Should I put professional information on my personal networks?

Yes.

I like blurring the lines between the personal and professional halves of my life. For one thing, it’s part of my brand. I’m a humor writer and fiction writer in …

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Relive Your Glory Through Your Child and Social Media

Okay, so you didn’t get to be a professional ballplayer, dancer, actor, musician, beauty queen, or whatever. But you had kids to continue the dream. After all, if you couldn’t make it, they could, and you’re going to ride their success to the top with them.

As your child climbs the ladder of success, after …

Your Resume Brands You As A Commodity
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3 Reasons Your Resume Brands You As A Commodity

You wouldn’t describe yourself as a commodity, would you? Make sure your resume reflects this. 

You especially wouldn’t describe yourself as a commodity when looking for a job. Who would say in a job interview, “You should hire me because I’m exactly the same as everyone else?”

So you’re probably thinking, “I’d never write a …

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Personal Branding for Training Professionals

How do you promote yourself and share your knowledge and expertise without giving too much away? How do you make your potential clients understand how to do what you do, without giving them all the knowledge they need to do it without you.

You don’t. Share everything. Share it all.

For some people, this is …

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Three Secrets To Promoting Your Next Conference Talk

Speaking at a conference can sometimes be a hit or miss affair. You agonize over your slides and practice your talk, only to find that out of the 300 attendees, 10 of them are in your session. Hardly seems worth the effort. But other times, you find that you get more than half the people …