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4 Ways to Build Your Employment Brand

So there’s been a lot of focus on your personal brand, but have you ever considered your employment brand?

Your employment brand is very similar to your personal brand in respect to marketing your expertise to the people in your networks. However, when you create your employment brand, you’re specifically marketing yourself as a job …

Career DevelopmentCorporate BrandingMarketing & Personal BrandingRelationship Networking

Does Your Marketing Tone Match Your Brand?

Tone is an important component of branding that can easily go awry. We think of branding as a way to define the uniqueness of a business, particularly in terms of attracting a target market. The brand is given a voice through tone. Elegant Eloquence Calligraphy and Curly Sue’s Curly Q Calligraphy offer the same services, …

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Personal or Professional? How to Balance Your Brand Online

When building your personal brand, you’re constantly told to keep things on the professional side. People will respect you as a professional if you act like it. But between Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and whatever other sites we’re on, it’s hard to create a balance between the personal and professional things we post online.

The …

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Personal Branding Weekly – 22 July 2013

Welcome to a new week with the Personal Branding Blog!

Enjoy and learn from last week’s round-up of great posts and insights:

What Are You Saying to Yourself About Yourself? by Skip Weisman Three Tools to Leverage Your Client’s Brand by Crystal Washington Personal Brands: Are You An “Is, And, Also?” Ok! by Nance Rosen…
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Your Posture May Reveal More Than You Realize!

Unless some misfortune has made it impossible, everyone can have good posture. -Loretta Young

Straighten out your image by learning to stand up straight! -Beth Kuhel

As a kid I vividly recall my mother reminding me to “stand up straight”, “sit-up tall” and her occasionally scoffing at me for slouching.  Her interest in having me …