Category: Reputation Management

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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 …

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Branding Tips from Goldman Sachs

I’ve followed Goldman Sachs in the news through good and bad since the onset of the credit crisis. After learning about their corporate culture and brand image through peers and as an intern, I developed a deep respect for the Goldman Sachs brand. Before 2008 Goldman held a very distinct position in the business world …

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Some Very Interesting Personal Branding Statistics

The anecdotal and analytical data is everywhere. The rise of social media, blogging, search engine optimization, and the way people shop and do research online has changed the fundamentals of the marketplace. The shift has created new opportunities for personal brands with enough hustle to go get what they want. It has also created new …

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Vouching: The Triple-Win Personal Branding Tactic

Which of the following 2 scenarios is more powerful?

1) You meet someone at a networking event, and introduce yourself and what you do.

2) You meet someone at a networking event, and while you’re talking, an unexpected 3rd person joins the conversation if only to say how much they appreciate yourself and what you …

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Blogging Beyond Your Subject Matter : Adding Personality

Chuck Westbrook has a great post today on his blog called More than a Niche: Thoughts on Blogging Beyond Boundaries. He talks about the writers personality shining through in the evolution of the blog.

Many blogs begin as niche blogs covering a topic of interest or expertise, especially blogs started to help develop the author’s …

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Unvarnished Changes Personal Brand Reputation Management Forever

The web, in general, has always been a positive place for personal branding. No one is going to write someone else a negative LinkedIn recommendation, and even if they did, it doesn’t have to be accepted and published. Most people aren’t going to speak poorly of another individual in a public saying because it makes …