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How to Find Executives with “Juice” On Twitter

Dan Schawbel recently wrote an absolute must read blog post entitled: Branding by Association is the Single Most Powerful Idea in Personal Branding. He explores, in depth, the idea of “branding by association”, a concept that can propel you towards your goals faster and create more opportunities along the way.

I have used the “branding …

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My Personal Branding Journey Part 7: Strategies for Creating an Online Presence

This is the seventh of ten posts where we follow Marcos Salazar’s personal branding journey, as he uses the concepts and four-step process outlined in Me 2.0 for his own career.

Whenever I get a notification that someone is following me on Twitter, I visit their profile and take a look at their website. If …

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Success Story: Build Your Personal Brand to Land Major Clients

From time to time, I receive success stories from the Personal Branding Blog readers and those that have also benefited from reading Me 2.0, which was recently named to the New York Times job search summer reading list.  The most recent and interesting personal branding success story comes from Jason VanDusen, who is the Vice …

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Twitter Personal Branding Q + A #2

Answers to recent questions people are asking on Twitter about personal branding.

Branding for career purposes only or not

Mohammed S. Al-Taee, @maltaee, twittered: Is personal brand depend on person career/occupation?

Jacob Share, @jacobshare: No, your personal brand doesn’t need to revolve around your profession, it depends on what your personal branding goals are. Many …

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Twitter Takes Center Stage

Personal branding is more important now than ever before.  The economic downturn is not favorable to shrinking violets…you need to be front and center.

Twitter is everywhere  

LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter – these seem to be the favorite tools of job-seekers and personal branders.  And this week, because of geo-political reasons in Iran, Twitter has taken …

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How to Value Your Following on Twitter

Here’s an alarming statistic: Twitter now drives 20% of the total traffic on my other blog, Twenty Set.

Surprised? I’m not. Twitter is starting to rival Google in terms of traffic. Which shows that Twitter is clearly an incredible marketing tool, even when you don’t have that many followers. (I only have slightly over 5,000.)…

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Be Your Own Brand Manager

You’ve written your Personal Brand Statement.  You looking for a job and have sent hundreds of resumes, but no one is calling you for an interview.

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Have you thought of using Twitter and your Status Updates as an advertising platform for your brand? No one will know how good you are if you …

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How to Deal With Your Hacked Twitter Account

I should be writing about my recent trip to Cancun, and my safe return without the swine flu. But instead, I’m writing about this stupid person who hacked my Twitter account and started following hundreds of spammers who started sending me hundreds of direct messages with hundreds of stupid links that I’m afraid to click. …

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Use Personal Branding to Get Ahead at Work

As the market for jobs becomes increasingly competitive it’s important to build your personal brand to differentiate yourself. As the economy stabilizes and eventually recovers employers are going to be very selective in whom they hire. The best jobs are going to go to those with the right amount of experience and ability to communicate …