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4 New Rules of Personal Branding

I recently started blogging at Forbes.com under the column “personal branding.” I recommend that you subscribe/follow my Forbes blog as well because there will be some exclusive content that you won’t find anywhere else. Sometimes, I’ll be cross-posting on this blog if I deem the content to be of value to you. In this case, …

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Building Your Personal Brand On Social Media

Branding used to a “big business” thing. It was something only large corporations with large budgets had to worry about or even consider. But with the explosion of social media, everything has changed. Today, consumers want to do business with companies they know and with brands and people they recognize. And that’s where personal branding …

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What Does Your Email Signature Say About Your Brand?

This article will be discussing the email signature on a personal account – not a corporate email signature. The reason is, for an entrepreneur, as previously discussed, needs to maintain their own separate brand.

Communicating your brand

Here is how I view each item from a personal branding standpoint when I see them in the …

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Deciding How to Attract Readers, Followers, & Brand Champions

Should you give content away for free to attract readers, followers, and brand champions? Or, should you require form-based registration before allowing marketing content to be downloaded?

Every author and entrepreneur must choose a content marketing strategy to attract readers, followers, and build personal brand champions. Choosing between free and registration-based content distribution is a …

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3 of the Latest Tools to Discover, Monitor & Control Your Online Brand

Your online brand is often someone’s first stop to learn more about the “real you.” Applying for a job opening? The hiring manager will likely Google you. Trying to bring on a new client? I’m sure they searched the Web, looking for positive or negative results about you and your company.

So, as much as …