Personal Branding through Global Networking
If you are an entrepreneur or small business owner, how do you brand your company?
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Permalink Reply by Cambridge Who's Who on -
The concepts of personal branding and corporate branding are analogous. The difference: personal branding focuses on an individual’s values, achievements and strengths while corporate branding focuses on a company’s core competency. Apply the same strategies that you use for personal branding to help your company gain market recognition, generate new business and distinguish itself from its competitors.
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Permalink Reply by Deborah Anne Scott on -
loved this response on branding!
do you suggest any specific websites to visit to promote these ideas?
thanks,
deb
www.alittlebitofrachel.com
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Parker on -
Hi Deborah,
After struggling with the concept of branding and online visibility while starting my own business, I recently developed a short E-book to help do just that for those new to the cyber world.
I found the process of learning how to create online visibility challenging, yet the results were very rewarding.
The book is called "Branding Your Business Name" via Internet Marketing, and includes a variety of sites that I found very useful in getting my business name to the top of the search engines. I even included Cambridge as a resource based on the great visibility this organization provides to members in a "Google" search.
The guide can be located on my website at www.parkercprw.com (Links Tab, Brand Your Business).
Lisa
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Permalink Reply by Veneta T. Greene on -
How do I brand our company?
Veneta Greene greenetranscareerprep@yahoo.com
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Permalink Reply by Monica Freitas on -
OK, I recently started an online store - www.easybuynetwork.com - and I have taken several steps towards effectively branding our company. I got us business cards, I have my website address in my signature in every written communication I send out. I have a company email address - monica.freitas@easybuynetwork.com. I upload my logo instead of my own picture at every networking site I belong to, including this one and CWW. My SEO efforts have branding all over them... I know I am "missing" several other ways of doing it, every article I read seems to require a 34hr-day in which you would do nothing but submit your site to this or that directory, or blog, or answer to posts, etc. I have a brand new business I need to grow, how am I supposed to find the time to do all this???
Anyway, what other strategies are you folks employing? What's working and what's not?
Have an Easy one,
Monica Freitas
www.easybuynetwork.com
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Permalink Reply by Monica Freitas on
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Found this great post on another networking group I belong to. Great stuff!
http://onstartups.com/home/tabid/3339/bid/9008/Startup-Marketing-Ta...
Have an Easy one,
Monica Freitas
www.easybuynetwork.com
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Permalink Reply by Claire Power Murphy on -
Thanks Monica!
So much to learn and implement. One needs a powerful motivation, like helping others, and the rest follows.
www.selfrej.com
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Permalink Reply by Jackie Dale York on -
I brand my product by wearing clothes that have the product on it or I hand out business cards, ask people if they have heard of MonaVie, Posters or banners, Vehicle wrap or signs on the car. There are many ways that I brand my business and still more ways are available.
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