Tag: relationships

Communication & NetworkingCorporate BrandingMarketing & Personal BrandingRelationship Networking

Three Tools to Leverage Your Client’s Brand

Competition is steep in today’s business world. People are constantly bombarded with advertisements, solicitations, and other marketing messages. It pays (literally) to know how to cut through the clutter to make an impact. One of the best ways to outshine the competition and differentiate your personal and/or professional brand is through directly leveraging your clients’ …

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Why Workplace Etiquette Matters

Our 24/7 instant-access virtual world has taken the “person” out of “personal,” especially in the workplace. Until we all turn into robots with hard drives, I suggest we take a breath and slow down long enough to remember that we are all living, breathing people with feelings who get passionate, tired, burned out, excited, worried, …

Public RelationsRelationship NetworkingReputation ManagementSocial Media

Three Tips for Handling a Social Media Brand Crisis

One of the most amazing benefits of leveraging social media is the ability to gain momentum behind a concept or brand. The corresponding negative is damaging publicity and untrue information can also spread quickly and gain traction.

Most professionals are wholly unaware of how to handle a social media crisis for their personal brand or …

Career DevelopmentCorporate BrandingProject ManagementRelationship Networking

Harnessing the Power of Personal Brands in Your Business

Small businesses don’t usually have huge amounts of capital to work with. They cannot afford to spend too much on advertising and the only way for them to succeed is to focus on providing great customer experiences. If a customer is happy with a certain product or service, then they are much likely to recommend …

Confidence & AppearanceLifestyle & Habit BuildingRelationship Networking

Putting the You in Business Dealings

People respond positively to other relatable people. A recent study in the Journal of Consumer Research found that advertisements that appealed to a specific emotion fared better than those with a celebrity endorsement. In a nutshell, the researchers discovered that an advertisement with an average man proposing to his girlfriend got a stronger response from …