They tell teens to be careful what they post (which really is just a good life lesson in general, right?) and we hear that we shouldn’t overshare on social media. Enter the world of personal branding. In yesterday’s #CMWorld Twitter chat, our community talked about what we think about personal brands, how we grow our own, some caveats, and some opportunities. Ask yourself, “What do I want to be known for?” #CMWorld — Maria Marchewka (@_MariaMarchewka) August 7, 2018 A2 What makes me interesting? #cmworld — SL Thomas (@iamslthomas) August 7, 2018 A2: Who you’re trying to reach, what value you bring, what sets you apart. #CMWorld — Narmadhaa (@s_narmadhaa) August 7, 2018 So, what defines you? What is your personal brand? Is this important to you as you grow as a marketer, or as you grow your brand? Many members of this community who were on this chat today will be at Content Marketing World 2018.
You can learn a lot about someone on social media. They tell teens to be careful what they post (which really is just a good life lesson in general, right?) and we hear that we shouldn’t overshare on social media.
But, what if you’re the voice of a brand, an active and engaged employee, or someone trying to build a business, grow a business, or make connections? Enter the world of personal branding. Personal brands can take many forms, but one thing is clear: personal branding establishes and promotes what you stand for.
In yesterday’s #CMWorld Twitter chat, our community talked about what we think about personal brands, how we grow our own, some caveats, and some opportunities.
Read on to get our community’s take on the idea of personal branding and check out some of the highlights on our Twitter Moment.
A2: Be like Frank Sinatra and heed the advice in “I Did It My Way.” Your personal brand is a reflection of who you are as a person. Ask yourself, “What do I want to be known for?” #CMWorld
— Maria Marchewka (@_MariaMarchewka)…
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