The document discusses science communication and personal branding for researchers in 2020. It covers the rise of social media and importance of personal branding. The key topics covered are what channels researchers should use, how to create and share content, and tips for getting started with personal branding including deciding goals and manifesto, choosing target audiences, and consistently sharing value over time through different social media platforms.
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Evolution of channels
Radio
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TV
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eMail eMail
SMS
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TV
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Facebook
Skype
Radio
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eMail
SMS
Twitter
Snapchat
Instagram
Twitch
TikTok
LinkedIn LinkedIn
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Substantial growth of social media
The number of users using social
media is growing.
In addition, the time people spend
on social media is increasing.
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1. The rise of social media
2. WHAT
3. HOW
4. WHERE
5. Personal branding as a researcher
Structure
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What is a personal brand?
“...is a widely-recognized
and largely-uniform
perception of an individual
based on their experience,
expertise, and achievements
within a community.“
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It‘s not a new phenomenon
What did he do?
Wrote articles in the Evening
Standard and Daily Telegraph.
Wrote books and a biography of
his family.
Winston Churchill did not have a
government job betweeen 1929 and 1939.
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How to build a personal
brand?
„Building a personal brand is
easy. You put out content and
you are patient.“