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]]> http://www.mediaenterprise.co.uk/2009/12/01/personal-branding/#comment-1120 Hai Nguyen Tue, 08 Dec 2009 00:46:30 +0000 http://www.mediaenterprise.co.uk/2009/12/01/personal-branding/#comment-1120 They are difficult questions indeed. Nowadays, social media brings an equal opportunity for everybody who wish to brand themselves and/or their products online. It is a challenge for anyone to blur the line between "advertising" and "branding" or as Annette said "personal" and "professional". I recently joined some social networks and learnt quite a lots from the members. Mostly, people don't pay attention to advertising information but interesting notes, valuable information, or interesting debates. I also don't believe that people will read all comments/recommends on linkedin, Retaggr profile or other online profiles which I saw some people have many. People will "know" you base on how you communicate and contribute to the community that you joined. May be it isn't right with some other networks but that is what I've experienced so far. Personal branding do need a strategy. It's not only writing an attractive profile, having nice design and we can be standout. I think it is also a long process as well. Seth Godin is a great example. His daily notes have sometime over 1000 tweet and retweet directly from his blog. Imagine how many people reading his notes each day. The key is that he doesn't write about himself, sometime he writes a short note about his new books. I think he is very successful in branding himself and his books using social media. They are difficult questions indeed. Nowadays, social media brings an equal opportunity for everybody who wish to brand themselves and/or their products online. It is a challenge for anyone to blur the line between “advertising” and “branding” or as Annette said “personal” and “professional”. I recently joined some social networks and learnt quite a lots from the members. Mostly, people don’t pay attention to advertising information but interesting notes, valuable information, or interesting debates. I also don’t believe that people will read all comments/recommends on linkedin, Retaggr profile or other online profiles which I saw some people have many. People will “know” you base on how you communicate and contribute to the community that you joined. May be it isn’t right with some other networks but that is what I’ve experienced so far. Personal branding do need a strategy. It’s not only writing an attractive profile, having nice design and we can be standout. I think it is also a long process as well. Seth Godin is a great example. His daily notes have sometime over 1000 tweet and retweet directly from his blog. Imagine how many people reading his notes each day. The key is that he doesn’t write about himself, sometime he writes a short note about his new books. I think he is very successful in branding himself and his books using social media.

]]> http://www.mediaenterprise.co.uk/2009/12/01/personal-branding/#comment-1119 Annette Mon, 07 Dec 2009 10:00:40 +0000 http://www.mediaenterprise.co.uk/2009/12/01/personal-branding/#comment-1119 well, Seth Godin is a good example and you are already aware of him. An interesting question is to think about just how personal you are in your quest to make your brand more personal. What are the limits? How much to you blur the line between personal and professional, particularly in a digital age when so much information about us is online. Any thoughts? well, Seth Godin is a good example and you are already aware of him.
An interesting question is to think about just how personal you are in your quest to make your brand more personal. What are the limits? How much to you blur the line between personal and professional, particularly in a digital age when so much information about us is online. Any thoughts?

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