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    Marketing podcast with Dan Schawbel (Click to listen, right click and Save As to download – subscribe now via iTunes

    Dan SchawbelDan Schawbel has turned himself into the leading voice on personal branding for Gen-Y. Want to know how a guy, while at the time still in college, took on and seemingly won such an important marketing niche? (Think there aren’t lots of brands that want to own some 20 something mind share?) He did it with, duh, personal branding, and a ton of persistence and willingness to work his tail off. The guy gets what is to me the supreme compliment a marketer can receive – “I see him everywhere.” But, it’s not just being there, it’s being there on message, on brand, day in and day out. Anyone wanting to understand how to build a brand, personal or otherwise, could learn a thing of two from Dan.

    For this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, Dan joins me to talk about Personal Branding and his very successful book – Me 2.0.

    In this podcast we cover:

    • What personal branding is
    • Important elements for personal branding
    • Ways to differentiate yourself
    • Who needs Personal Branding
    • If your business brand can be too personal?
    • Social media and personal branding
    • Steps to implement personal branding

    I’ve expressed some of my own opinions about personal brand vs. business brand in the past, (business isn’t personal) and while I fall towards more of the business brand as a long term entrepreneurial play, there is no question that you can more easily achieve many of your personal and professional objectives by focusing on building a strong personal brand.

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    Posted by: John Jantsch on Oct 20, 09 | 9:09 am
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    Comments
    • I agree.
      Branding yourself is key to your longterm success.
    • I can't think of anyone--especially someone who owns her or his own business--who wouldn't benefit from this provocative discussion. John, thanks for introducing me to Dan Schawbel.
    • Thanks John, Dan is a great inspiration - but I think his message has a lot to offer for folks in the cube farm too.
    • Agree! Each person's brand is essentially how they're perceived by others. The better you understand what your brand is now, what you want it to be, and how to make others' perceptions jibe with that brand, the more likely you are to stand out among your fellow cube residents.
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