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This document discusses how leaders can build and strengthen their brand and community. It emphasizes defining the brand personality, listening to conversations, identifying opportunities, becoming part of the community, and finding individuals to help tell the brand's story. The goal is to increase visibility, credibility, and followings through connecting with others within six degrees of separation.
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20100630 top of mind
- 1. Top of Mind Know Me - Like Me - Follow Me
- 4. Without leaders, there are no followers. You’re a leader.
- 7. Dunbar’s number Tipping Point The Strenght of Weak Ties 90 - 9 - 1
- 8. Art of Asking Questions Leaders Ship
- 9. Communication of a Tribe: Leader to Tribe Tribe to Leader Tribe member to Tribe member Tribe member to outsider
- 10. Hug Your Brand
- 11. Who: Define the brand personality and what it symbolizes.
- 12. Who What: Listen to online conversations and learn from what’s said.
- 13. Who What When: Pinpoint when your opportunities arise.
- 14. Who What When Where: Track down where your presence is required.
- 15. Who What When Where How: Become a part of the community.
- 16. Who What When Where How Why: Find the reasons that warrant your participation.
- 17. Who What When Where How Why To What Extent: Identify the individuals who can help you tell your story.
- 18. Who: Define the brand personality and what it symbolizes. What: Listen to online conversations and learn from what’s said. When: Pinpoint when your opportunities arise. Where: Track down where your presence is required. How: Become a part of the community. Why: Find the reasons that warrant your participation. To What Extent: Identify the individuals who can help you tell your story.
- 19. 6 Degrees of Seperation Visibility + Credibility Giver’s Gain
- 20. Big Hug Jan Mulder jan@hugyourcustomer.nl @janbmulder +31 655 755 000