CovergeSE 20131http://artofselfbranding.com/The Art ofSelf-Branding

CovergeSE 20132http://artofselfbranding.com/Lets Take aMoment

CovergeSE 20133http://artofselfbranding.com/A Talk in3 Acts

CovergeSE 20134http://artofselfbranding.com/Act 1Defining a personal brand

CovergeSE 20135http://artofselfbranding.com/Sounds likethat Princess.source:dailymail.co.uk

CovergeSE 20137http://artofselfbranding.com/source:thesuperficial.comNO.

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CovergeSE 201311http://artofselfbranding.com/I understand.getting to:

CovergeSE 201312http://artofselfbranding.com/Why Brand Yourself?job INSURANCEPORTABILITYTargetsFitting in

CovergeSE 201313http://artofselfbranding.com/I understand.getting to:

CovergeSE 201314http://artofselfbranding.com/You are not aunique snowflake.source:imdb.com

CovergeSE 201315http://artofselfbranding.com/You are part of aunique story arc.source:collider.com

CovergeSE 201316http://artofselfbranding.com/Brands are built on whatpeople are saying aboutyou, not what youresaying about yourself.guy kawasaki, original apple evangelist

CovergeSE 201317http://artofselfbranding.com/TL;DRIts not about you.Its about them.family and friends, colleagues,clients, employers and peers

CovergeSE 201318http://artofselfbranding.com/Credibility Basedempowering others tobe your advocate with aconsistent message =credibility

CovergeSE 201319http://artofselfbranding.com/Consistent Message= your brand

CovergeSE 201320http://artofselfbranding.com/Branding a company:many restrictionsobjectiveinorganic

CovergeSE 201321http://artofselfbranding.com/Branding yourself:little to no restrictionsvery subjectiveorganic

CovergeSE 201322http://artofselfbranding.com/versusin-house freelanceone client several clientsmanaging 2 brands -yours & the companyUsually focus onyour own brandrestrictions for self-promos self-promo = livelihood

CovergeSE 201323http://artofselfbranding.com/Focus on yourselfor the company?The million dollar question

CovergeSE 201324http://artofselfbranding.com/Both.like a marriage, your company is like your spouse.two separate entities merged together with similar hopes,goals, dreams, personalities.Together they are stronger, but both can stand separateand can be recognized separately.

CovergeSE 201325http://artofselfbranding.com/Act 2What makes a brand successful & examples to follow

CovergeSE 201326http://artofselfbranding.com/The Top 5 Aspectsof a SuccessfulBrandinterbrand 2007 marketers report

CovergeSE 201327http://artofselfbranding.com/5. RelevanceDo you make sense?

CovergeSE 201328http://artofselfbranding.com/4. Creative/Design/BrandIdentityDoes your look match?

CovergeSE 201329http://artofselfbranding.com/3. Message/CommunicationDo you talk the talk?

CovergeSE 201330http://artofselfbranding.com/2. Understandingthe Customer/TargetDo you know who youre talking to?

CovergeSE 201331http://artofselfbranding.com/1. ConsistencyCan we expect the same quality in everythingyou say/touch/do?

CovergeSE 201332http://artofselfbranding.com/The Clueless vs.The Thoughtfullets break it down

CovergeSE 201333http://artofselfbranding.com/versusClueless: Thoughtful:blissfully unaware constant reflectionafraid of change evolves with the timessame approach varied approachRelevance

CovergeSE 201334http://artofselfbranding.com/Jason Santa Maria

CovergeSE 201335http://artofselfbranding.com/versusClueless: Thoughtful:Doesnt Match strives to matchpresentation is anafterthoughtcares about presentationthinks its about logos knows its more than logosbrand identity

CovergeSE 201336http://artofselfbranding.com/Matt Brett

CovergeSE 201337http://artofselfbranding.com/versusClueless: Thoughtful:speech and copy are separate Speech and Copy are the samecommunicates the way theythink the customer wantscommunicates like thecustomersounds forced sounds naturalmessage/communication

CovergeSE 201338http://artofselfbranding.com/Meaghan Fisher

CovergeSE 201339http://artofselfbranding.com/versusClueless: Thoughtful:targets to everyone has a nicheEvery potential is equalimportancetargets the best type ofpotential clientdoes whatever the clienttells them toDoes what NEEDS To be doneunderstanding target

CovergeSE 201340http://artofselfbranding.com/Jessica Hische

CovergeSE 201341http://artofselfbranding.com/versusClueless: Thoughtful:all over the place consistency is keyconsistency

CovergeSE 201342http://artofselfbranding.com/Veerle Pieters

CovergeSE 201343http://artofselfbranding.com/2007 InterbrandMarketers Reportconsistency (36%)understanding customer/target (18.2%)Message/communication (14.7%)Creative/design/brand id (12.8%)Relevance (12.4%)

CovergeSE 201344http://artofselfbranding.com/Act 3how to discover and apply your brand

CovergeSE 201345http://artofselfbranding.com/Create a brandpromise.

CovergeSE 201346http://artofselfbranding.com/Become anamnesiacsource:universalpictures

CovergeSE 201347http://artofselfbranding.com/It is said we are all three differentpeople: the person we think we are(the one we have invented), theperson other people think we are(the impression we make), and theperson we think other people thinkwe are (the one we fret about).Stephen Bayley

CovergeSE 201348http://artofselfbranding.com/Stereotypeyourself

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CovergeSE 201350http://artofselfbranding.com/The Art of Self-Branding WorksheetI started The Art of Self-Branding to help others with their personal brand,and now this worksheet will help you put those ideas into practice!Part One: Pretend Youre An AmnesiacA brand is a perceptionof value formed in theminds of people about acompanys leaders, culture,products, and services.This perception is formedat every point where cus-tomers interact with thecompany, from the word-ing of advertising copy, tothe quality of services andproducts offered, to thetype of people hired, rightdown to what furniture isin the waiting room.Whats a Brand?Who am I?What am I?Where am I?Who are you?Howd I get here?The Questions:Name Relationship Time Known AdjectivesPart Two: Become an EnvironmentalistThis is a companion piece to Branding from the Ground Up Workshop.Visit http://www.artofselfbranding.com/ for more details.Final Tips*RecycleReduceRecoverReuseThe HabitsSimplify:3 adjective chart

CovergeSE 201351http://artofselfbranding.com/Johari/Nohariwindow

CovergeSE 201352http://artofselfbranding.com/Become anenvironmentalist

CovergeSE 201353http://artofselfbranding.com/Recycle, Reduce,Recover, Reuse

CovergeSE 201354http://artofselfbranding.com/Devise a brandexecution plan.

CovergeSE 201355http://artofselfbranding.com/Who are you?Who cares?

CovergeSE 201356http://artofselfbranding.com/Persist through CRAPCriticismrejectionassholespressurerichard st. JohnSecrets of success in 8 words, 3 minutes

CovergeSE 201357http://artofselfbranding.com/Questions?www.artofselfbranding.com