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Personal Branding: WordCamp Reno 2013

  1. Personal Branding WordCamp Reno 2013 Bret L. Simmons, Ph.D.
  2. Background Disclaimers
  3. Main Points Today 1. Personal branding is a huge opportunity and responsibility 2. Being searchable and shareable is good for your business 3. Proper operating principles are the key to success
  4. You Just Wrote A Blog Post What is it you hope will happen next?
  5. We Want • Eyeballs • Comments • Shares (twitter, LI, FB, Pinterest) • Links • Action
  6. We Want • Eyeballs • Comments • Shares (twitter, LI, FB, Pinterest) • Links • Action How do we get these things?
  7. Relationships Are Key • Personal • Relevant • Reciprocal
  8. Better To Be Curated • Personal Branding • Leadership
  9. Personal Brand If people don’t select you, spread the word about you, or pay a premium for your services, it’s because they don’t recognize your value. (Seth Godin)
  10. Value What you can do uniquely well to help others address issues or solve problems that matter to them.
  11. Personal Brand 1.Who are you? 2.Who do you want to help? 3.How do you want to help them?
  12. Why You? Why Now?
  13. New business card www.bluehost.com
  14. New business card 1. Associate your name and face with your value 2. Create content and connections that will get you indexed and ranked for your name and value
  15. Social Media You must be personal and conversant
  16. Lead with value Wrap the personal around your value
  17. Name, Picture, Purpose • E-mail, Google Profile • Linkedin • Blog • Twitter • Facebook • Other (Pinterest)
  18. Bret.simmons@gmail.com bret@bretlsimmons.com
  19. Google +
  20. What most companies think 1. When we get started, people will show up 2. Well, we gave it a couple months, and no one showed up, so let’s quit Falls & Decker, 2011
  21. The Reality • It takes at least SIX MONTHS before you will start seeing any demonstrable results and success from your blog Falls & Decker, 2011
  22. The Fundamentals • Listen first • Be responsive • Be honest • Provide value • Sell last Falls & Decker 2011
  23. Remember • Social media marketing is about building relationships, not receipts. The receipts will come, but only if you invest the time and attention it takes to build relationships with your customers. Think lifetime value, not sale value Falls & Decker, 2011, p. 180
  24. Examples • Jessica Torres • Tiffany Brown • Kristin Stith • Tahoe Mountain Sports • Cory’s Lawn Service
  25. Questions?
  26. Bret L. Simmons, Ph.D. www.bretlsimmons.com Bret.simmons@gmail.com (775) 336-9576
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