Tag: Brand Attributes

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Find and Establish a Relationship With Your Social Influencers

A business cannot thrive without customers and customers cannot come to your business unless they know about it.

Without connections, you lack the social network to establish your net worth and social proof. [tweet this]

This is where marketing comes in, and word of mouth is one of the best ways to market a business …

Career & WealthConfidence & AppearanceLifestyle & Habit BuildingRelationships & Personal Growth

Personal Branding Weekly – More Effective than Efficient

At a Constant Contact regional meeting I attended this week, I met Vickie Evans, Red Cape Company Founder, Microsoft Productivity Instructor/Presenter & Bestselling Author. She did a super training on “Grownups in a Learning Environment” that was peppered with many helpful productivity tips that I had to start streamlining immediately. She did a stellar job …

Communication & NetworkingLifestyle & Habit BuildingRelationships & Personal GrowthReputation Management

Do You Have What it Takes to Be Famous?

Miley, Lindsay, Amanda, Brittany, Justin, Chris, Rihanna, Honey Boo Boo, You?

When children are asked what they want to be when they grow up, a popular new answer is: “famous.” Honey Boo Boo is famous – famous enough for People magazine to sponsor a lookalike contest. Parents actually entered their kids’ photos in hopes of …

Brand Identity & Self-DiscoveryCommunication & NetworkingLifestyle & Habit BuildingRelationships & Personal Growth

When Words and Body Language Convey Two Different Messages

Communication is more than just the words we speak. Words are one half of the message in communication, with non-verbal aspect making up the other half. Body language affects a great deal of how we communicate. What we say and what we communicate are two different things, if you will. Body movements and gestures, posture, …

Job SearchLifestyle & Habit BuildingPositioningRelationships & Personal Growth

Eliminating Age Discrimination

Companies who want to sell their products to Baby Boomers use advertising slogans like “60 is the new 50”, implying that somehow older people today are younger than their chronological ages. This psychological approach has worked well for selling Harleys and Viagra® to aging Baby Boomers. However, corporate hiring managers and recruiters are not buying …