when you meet someone in person, what do you notice first? when you discover someone (or their business) online, what do you notice first?
your digital identity:
professional vs. personal
promotional vs. present
public vs. private
The document discusses the importance of social business and digital citizenship. It emphasizes that businesses and individuals must embrace social media to build relationships and personal brands online. It provides tips for social media engagement, such as maintaining an active blog and using platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook to demonstrate professionalism. Overall, the key message is that social media is crucial for business success, so people should start participating now and focus on adding value through online content and connections.
Whether you’re aware of it or not, you have a brand. And, thanks to social media, your brand has the ability to be seen by millions. In this presentation, discover the relationship between your personal and business brand, how to establish an optimal brand image, and how to maintain your online presence via social media.
Learn how about the personal brand of 2016 presidential candidates, the branding of past candidates, the relationship between social media and your personal brand, and how to optimize your brand online. For wedding professionals, learn the top three things you can do to enhance your personal brand.
This document discusses the importance of social business and digital citizenship. It recommends that (1) individuals act as ambassadors for their companies on social media, (2) build their personal brand through professional online engagement, and (3) exercise discretion online to avoid offending others. The document provides tips for developing an online presence through blogging, social media platforms, and establishing a clear personal brand focused on helping others through one's unique skills and contributions.
The document provides tips on what not to do on social media. It advises against hard selling people immediately upon meeting them or spamming others with repeated messages. It also suggests not embarrassing or poking inappropriate fun at others, especially those just met virtually. The document stresses the importance of being personable rather than just discussing business and maintaining social media profiles only if having the time for quality participation rather than just quantity. It also notes that most social networking is public, so use private messaging for private discussions.
Social selling involves communicating with businesses through social networks like Facebook and Twitter to generate interest from potential prospects. It is important to start meaningful conversations rather than just adding contacts. A variety of social platforms should be used to connect rather than limiting engagement to one network. Posts and tweets should provide value to prospects through relevant industry content and hashtags rather than impersonal greetings. The goal is to subtly attract prospects through useful information rather than coming across as desperate or stalking their profiles. Additional resources are available to learn more social selling techniques for prospecting large companies.
Whether you’re aware of it or not, you have a brand. And, thanks to social media, your brand has the ability to be seen by millions. Discover the relationship between your personal and business brand, establish how you want to your brand portrayed online, how you’ll deliver your brand message via social media, and ways you can manage your brand with ease!
The document discusses the importance of social business and digital citizenship. It emphasizes that businesses and individuals must embrace social media to build relationships and personal brands online. It provides tips for social media engagement, such as maintaining an active blog and using platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook to demonstrate professionalism. Overall, the key message is that social media is crucial for business success, so people should start participating now and focus on adding value through online content and connections.
Whether you’re aware of it or not, you have a brand. And, thanks to social media, your brand has the ability to be seen by millions. In this presentation, discover the relationship between your personal and business brand, how to establish an optimal brand image, and how to maintain your online presence via social media.
Learn how about the personal brand of 2016 presidential candidates, the branding of past candidates, the relationship between social media and your personal brand, and how to optimize your brand online. For wedding professionals, learn the top three things you can do to enhance your personal brand.
This document discusses the importance of social business and digital citizenship. It recommends that (1) individuals act as ambassadors for their companies on social media, (2) build their personal brand through professional online engagement, and (3) exercise discretion online to avoid offending others. The document provides tips for developing an online presence through blogging, social media platforms, and establishing a clear personal brand focused on helping others through one's unique skills and contributions.
The document provides tips on what not to do on social media. It advises against hard selling people immediately upon meeting them or spamming others with repeated messages. It also suggests not embarrassing or poking inappropriate fun at others, especially those just met virtually. The document stresses the importance of being personable rather than just discussing business and maintaining social media profiles only if having the time for quality participation rather than just quantity. It also notes that most social networking is public, so use private messaging for private discussions.
Social selling involves communicating with businesses through social networks like Facebook and Twitter to generate interest from potential prospects. It is important to start meaningful conversations rather than just adding contacts. A variety of social platforms should be used to connect rather than limiting engagement to one network. Posts and tweets should provide value to prospects through relevant industry content and hashtags rather than impersonal greetings. The goal is to subtly attract prospects through useful information rather than coming across as desperate or stalking their profiles. Additional resources are available to learn more social selling techniques for prospecting large companies.
Whether you’re aware of it or not, you have a brand. And, thanks to social media, your brand has the ability to be seen by millions. Discover the relationship between your personal and business brand, establish how you want to your brand portrayed online, how you’ll deliver your brand message via social media, and ways you can manage your brand with ease!
This presentation is not really about social media or fundraising. Yes, you read that correctly. It’s not about social media, fundraising or even technology because social media is only a tool to communicate and fundraising is only an outcome to a goal-driven plan. What we will discuss are principals that you already know and employ to attract donors as well as how you can accelerate awareness for attracting a new audience of potential donors. In fact, you may decide to rethink your current approach to fundraising efforts, but not because you’ve been doing it wrong – but, rather because you’ve been doing it right. Social media will be built into this discussion, but only as a means to establish or enhance what’s core to success on any front…relationships!
I’m often asked for universal tactics or quick tips for business social media. While there is no magic bullet, there are things that I advise every business – regardless of their goals, their target or their industry.
Personal branding is more than self promotionNeha Batra
From the moment you create your Twitter bio, write your first blog post, or share your first Facebook article, you are building your brand. It can be daunting, but if you proactively manage your brand, you can get ahead of the curve and put the content you care about in front of the public eye. Neha Batra explains how to create a strategy that works for you and grow your brand from it.
Megan Kelly graduated from BYUI in 2012 with photography experience and skills. She has worked as a teaching assistant in art classes and has won awards for her photography. Her presentation promotes her photography services and skills, including various types of photography, use of equipment like Photoshop and Lightroom, and services like creating websites. She emphasizes skills like client interaction, time management and social media marketing that are useful for real world work.
Did you know that 81% of organizations admitted using social media profiles for recruitment purposes? Is your personal brand up to par? Learn the basics of what a personal brand is, the 4 things you need to do today to start building the brand of you, and a free workbook to get started.
Get your free workbook here: https://www.marketingmacros.com/personalbrandingguide
Creating new opportunities while working from home in the covid19/coronavirus...Fady Ramzy
This is a simple and easy quick guide that shall help you create and discover new opportunities to boost your career and business in the tough era of covid19!
This document discusses personal branding, both online and offline. It defines personal branding as how one is perceived by others. Offline branding includes how one dresses, interacts with others, and presents on resumes and calls. Online branding refers to one's presence on sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and one's website or blog. It emphasizes owning your brand and defining it before others do. It provides tips for maintaining consistency across profiles and platforms, as well as conducting searches of oneself online.
This document provides a tutorial on how to set up and use a LinkedIn profile. It recommends including a professional photo and listing work experience and education. The tutorial also explains how to connect with contacts by searching profiles, joining groups, and following companies. Regular sharing of posts and interacting with connections through likes and comments is emphasized to build a strong professional network on LinkedIn.
Social Media. You've heard of it, you're probably doing it. This presentation is less "why you should use social media in your business", and more "how is it going with your business and what's new out there".
7 tips to improving and building your online brand and presence. From a June 16 New Professionals PRSA Webinar. Arik Hanson and Lauren Fernandez co-presented.
The document discusses personal branding and social media usage. It addresses creating consistent personal profiles across social media platforms, Google searching yourself, curating your online presence to be employable, and creating a personal landing page. The document also discusses choosing appropriate social media channels, building personal learning networks, and developing digital resilience.
Presentation given to high school seniors at Millbury High School, Millbury, MA. Tips on how to build a good social reputation and resume. How to find potential employers, which social networks to be on.
LinkedIn for business connections, profile building, joining groups.
Facebook for reputation building and research.
We discuss Pinterest, YouTube and Twitter and how to Google yourself.
Michelle Fontaine, teacher - speark - manager of Social Media - FBSmarty.
The document discusses three ideas for an awareness video about being careful who you add on Facebook. The first idea, of a girl adding a seemingly nice man who turns out to be unpleasant, was liked the best by the group for its serious tone. The second idea, about posting personal information online and then having one's home burgled, was not felt to directly link to adding unknown people on Facebook. The third idea, using humorously dressed teachers in Facebook profile pictures, was felt to be too jokey for the campaign's serious message.
This document summarizes a book on building trust and influence through social media written by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. It highlights that the book provides important insights on using social media for business and communication beyond just connecting with friends, and leaves the reader with things to think about applying new strategies. Contact information is provided for the book reviewer Emily Roche across social media platforms and email.
This document summarizes a book on building trust and influence through social media written by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. It highlights that the book provides important insights and easy to understand examples on using social media and trust agents in business. The reviewer recommends the book as it leaves the reader with new things to think about and helps in all aspects of social media and business.
Relationship Academy Presentation: Authenticity in Today's MarketKate-Madonna Hindes
Kate-Madonna Hindes is a speaker who discusses authenticity and using social media to showcase one's true self. She recommends managing your online brand by researching how others see you online and offering authenticity. On LinkedIn, focus on building relationships and getting recommendations; on Facebook, engage with fans and share regularly while managing negative feedback; and on Twitter, talk to followers first before following, share knowledge and humor authentically, and tweet regularly without repetition. By bringing your true human qualities online through social media, you can attract valuable connections and opportunities.
An award-winning digital marketing agency based in Houston and Seattle with 100 employees is introducing Chris Pitre, their social marketing strategist. Chris is responsible for the agency's latest social media tools and strategies, client relationships, and organizing their annual conference. He aims to show his value daily through public speaking and balancing his responsibilities. The document provides tips for personal branding, including being authentic, having a good reputation, apologizing for mistakes, maintaining a consistent presence, and choosing networking connections wisely.
An on-line personal branding strategy through social mediaCatur PW
Learn about: How to create a STRONG personal brand,
On line Digital Assets to branding your self, Grab jobs info from social media conversation, Monitoring Your Personal Branding Performa, Personal branding lesson from Madonna
The document discusses developing a personal brand through creating a personal brand vision statement, defining what you stand for and your area of expertise. It emphasizes the importance of consistency across online and in-person platforms to effectively communicate your personal brand. The personal brand statement of Samantha Dennis, president of Red Shoes PR, is provided as an example.
This presentation is not really about social media or fundraising. Yes, you read that correctly. It’s not about social media, fundraising or even technology because social media is only a tool to communicate and fundraising is only an outcome to a goal-driven plan. What we will discuss are principals that you already know and employ to attract donors as well as how you can accelerate awareness for attracting a new audience of potential donors. In fact, you may decide to rethink your current approach to fundraising efforts, but not because you’ve been doing it wrong – but, rather because you’ve been doing it right. Social media will be built into this discussion, but only as a means to establish or enhance what’s core to success on any front…relationships!
I’m often asked for universal tactics or quick tips for business social media. While there is no magic bullet, there are things that I advise every business – regardless of their goals, their target or their industry.
Personal branding is more than self promotionNeha Batra
From the moment you create your Twitter bio, write your first blog post, or share your first Facebook article, you are building your brand. It can be daunting, but if you proactively manage your brand, you can get ahead of the curve and put the content you care about in front of the public eye. Neha Batra explains how to create a strategy that works for you and grow your brand from it.
Megan Kelly graduated from BYUI in 2012 with photography experience and skills. She has worked as a teaching assistant in art classes and has won awards for her photography. Her presentation promotes her photography services and skills, including various types of photography, use of equipment like Photoshop and Lightroom, and services like creating websites. She emphasizes skills like client interaction, time management and social media marketing that are useful for real world work.
Did you know that 81% of organizations admitted using social media profiles for recruitment purposes? Is your personal brand up to par? Learn the basics of what a personal brand is, the 4 things you need to do today to start building the brand of you, and a free workbook to get started.
Get your free workbook here: https://www.marketingmacros.com/personalbrandingguide
Creating new opportunities while working from home in the covid19/coronavirus...Fady Ramzy
This is a simple and easy quick guide that shall help you create and discover new opportunities to boost your career and business in the tough era of covid19!
This document discusses personal branding, both online and offline. It defines personal branding as how one is perceived by others. Offline branding includes how one dresses, interacts with others, and presents on resumes and calls. Online branding refers to one's presence on sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and one's website or blog. It emphasizes owning your brand and defining it before others do. It provides tips for maintaining consistency across profiles and platforms, as well as conducting searches of oneself online.
This document provides a tutorial on how to set up and use a LinkedIn profile. It recommends including a professional photo and listing work experience and education. The tutorial also explains how to connect with contacts by searching profiles, joining groups, and following companies. Regular sharing of posts and interacting with connections through likes and comments is emphasized to build a strong professional network on LinkedIn.
Social Media. You've heard of it, you're probably doing it. This presentation is less "why you should use social media in your business", and more "how is it going with your business and what's new out there".
7 tips to improving and building your online brand and presence. From a June 16 New Professionals PRSA Webinar. Arik Hanson and Lauren Fernandez co-presented.
The document discusses personal branding and social media usage. It addresses creating consistent personal profiles across social media platforms, Google searching yourself, curating your online presence to be employable, and creating a personal landing page. The document also discusses choosing appropriate social media channels, building personal learning networks, and developing digital resilience.
Presentation given to high school seniors at Millbury High School, Millbury, MA. Tips on how to build a good social reputation and resume. How to find potential employers, which social networks to be on.
LinkedIn for business connections, profile building, joining groups.
Facebook for reputation building and research.
We discuss Pinterest, YouTube and Twitter and how to Google yourself.
Michelle Fontaine, teacher - speark - manager of Social Media - FBSmarty.
The document discusses three ideas for an awareness video about being careful who you add on Facebook. The first idea, of a girl adding a seemingly nice man who turns out to be unpleasant, was liked the best by the group for its serious tone. The second idea, about posting personal information online and then having one's home burgled, was not felt to directly link to adding unknown people on Facebook. The third idea, using humorously dressed teachers in Facebook profile pictures, was felt to be too jokey for the campaign's serious message.
This document summarizes a book on building trust and influence through social media written by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. It highlights that the book provides important insights on using social media for business and communication beyond just connecting with friends, and leaves the reader with things to think about applying new strategies. Contact information is provided for the book reviewer Emily Roche across social media platforms and email.
This document summarizes a book on building trust and influence through social media written by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. It highlights that the book provides important insights and easy to understand examples on using social media and trust agents in business. The reviewer recommends the book as it leaves the reader with new things to think about and helps in all aspects of social media and business.
Relationship Academy Presentation: Authenticity in Today's MarketKate-Madonna Hindes
Kate-Madonna Hindes is a speaker who discusses authenticity and using social media to showcase one's true self. She recommends managing your online brand by researching how others see you online and offering authenticity. On LinkedIn, focus on building relationships and getting recommendations; on Facebook, engage with fans and share regularly while managing negative feedback; and on Twitter, talk to followers first before following, share knowledge and humor authentically, and tweet regularly without repetition. By bringing your true human qualities online through social media, you can attract valuable connections and opportunities.
An award-winning digital marketing agency based in Houston and Seattle with 100 employees is introducing Chris Pitre, their social marketing strategist. Chris is responsible for the agency's latest social media tools and strategies, client relationships, and organizing their annual conference. He aims to show his value daily through public speaking and balancing his responsibilities. The document provides tips for personal branding, including being authentic, having a good reputation, apologizing for mistakes, maintaining a consistent presence, and choosing networking connections wisely.
An on-line personal branding strategy through social mediaCatur PW
Learn about: How to create a STRONG personal brand,
On line Digital Assets to branding your self, Grab jobs info from social media conversation, Monitoring Your Personal Branding Performa, Personal branding lesson from Madonna
The document discusses developing a personal brand through creating a personal brand vision statement, defining what you stand for and your area of expertise. It emphasizes the importance of consistency across online and in-person platforms to effectively communicate your personal brand. The personal brand statement of Samantha Dennis, president of Red Shoes PR, is provided as an example.
Regarding social media, it's hard to figure out how to activate an audience and find ways to connect with them. Social Media Mania talks about ways to connect online and describes 3 opportunities you might be missing!
Social Network Marketing - The Subsequent Wavearishem
Social network marketing is a popular and profitable way to make money online. It involves regularly interacting with others in your industry on social media sites like Facebook to build trust and brand yourself. To succeed, you need to learn video marketing techniques like making engaging videos that feature yourself to draw people in and promote your business through social media interactions. The key is to master attraction marketing on social networks to generate online leads and build a successful business through a dedicated online presence.
The document provides tips on personal branding and amplifying oneself online. It recommends establishing an online presence on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and through blogging. It stresses the importance of being authentic, consistent and engaging to build trust and visibility for one's personal brand. The key is participating in conversations and focusing on value over gaining followers. Personal branding is about managing one's online reputation and telling one's authentic story through social interactions.
This document provides tips on using social media to brand and position oneself professionally. It begins by defining a brand as a product, service, or business's identity. For personal branding, it means positioning oneself to advance one's career and manage one's reputation. It then discusses how social media enables heavy screening of candidates and makes one's online presence public, permanent, and searchable. The document provides advice on developing a positive personal brand on social media by selectively sharing one's skills, values, and goals while avoiding unprofessional content. It stresses carefully crafting profiles, using privacy settings, being polite and helpful to others, and networking with mentors.
New Year New You - 30 Seconds Elevator Pitch Event 9 Jan 2017Kaitlin Zhang
This document summarizes Kaitlin Zhang's personal branding workshop on developing an effective elevator pitch. The workshop includes practicing a one-liner pitch, anticipating follow up questions, listening to understand the other person's needs, and common mistakes to avoid like being too long or using jargon. The workshop encourages pitching your value proposition by explaining jobs simply to a child, using body language, and having a clear call to action. Kaitlin's 5 steps to developing a powerful personal brand are also outlined.
The document provides tips for getting more out of LinkedIn by establishing clear goals and understanding your target market. It recommends using LinkedIn like a trade show booth to distribute helpful knowledge rather than sales brochures. Specific suggestions include publishing content from a personal profile, creating showcase sub-pages for a company page, and having employees like, share, tag and promote the company page to help expand its reach. The overall message is that LinkedIn is not for direct sales but opportunities can arise when users provide valuable information to their network.
This document provides tips and strategies for using social media marketing effectively. It discusses setting goals for social media marketing, portraying the right image on social media, engaging with customers on the platforms they use, promoting social media pages on other materials, using social media for more than just sales, sharing valuable content with followers, and addressing complaints respectfully. The overall message is that social media should be used to start conversations and provide value to customers, rather than just sales pitches.
Authentic Self Promotion for Women (on- and off-line)Caroline Cummings
This presentation addresses why women don’t self promote as much as we should – including strategies for incorporating self promotion into our daily lives, as well as practical tools for engaging in authentic self promotion both on- and off-line.
This document discusses personal branding and how to build a strong personal brand. It defines personal branding as a combination of a person's attitude, personality, skills, experience, and online presence through social media profiles and networking sites. The document provides tips for developing a strong personal brand such as researching target audiences, networking appropriately, creating a 30-second introduction, tracking contacts, and using social media respectfully. It stresses taking control of one's personal brand and understanding how others perceive you.
The document discusses how recruiters can utilize social media for recruiting candidates in today's environment. It notes that candidates now spend more time online, so recruiters need to engage them where they are through social networks and blogs. The document provides tips on how recruiters can add value to online conversations, such as by commenting regularly on blogs to build connections over the long term. It emphasizes focusing on communities of interest online rather than individual people.
How To Effectively Engage Social Leads On TwitterLeadSift
This document provides tips on how to engage with social leads. It defines a social lead as an opportunity for businesses found in tweets or conversations where people ask questions or express needs. The tips include putting a face to your brand through photos and personality; establishing a trustworthy presence by regularly tweeting, engaging with influencers, and filling out profiles; building relationships before making sales; and nurturing leads through small interactions like favouriting tweets. Statistics show the effectiveness of social media sales, with over 70% of salespeople using it outperforming those who don't and 60% of large companies acquiring customers through Twitter. Less than 1% of brands actively pursue social media opportunities.
Virginia Association of Museums (VAM) 2010 Conference: Museums Building Commu...Jonah Holland
What is required to be successful in social media is the willingness to be transparent,
sincere, and engaging and the ability to constantly learn new things.
The landscape of social media is ever- changing and the one thing that you can
be sure if is you’ll never know it all.
You will learn the basics of social media, and why museums and attractions can’t afford NOT to embrace it in today’s
world.
The speakers will discuss: how to listen to what people are saying about your organization, how to add value to the visitor experience through social media,
how to build a following on your blog, Facebook and Twitter & how they
all work together to create synergy. Learn what sorts of goals to set for your
social media program and how to measure success (ROI).
This document provides tips on using social media for marketing purposes. It discusses starting slowly with one social media platform and working up to five. It highlights tips for using Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter effectively for business, such as creating compelling profiles, posting regularly, and engaging with others in your niche. The overall message is that social media can help expose your brand to many people and create opportunities to connect with potential customers.
This document provides tips on how to build a personal brand and network effectively. It emphasizes identifying your strengths and how you want to be perceived, developing an "elevator pitch", attending events to meet new people, following up appropriately, and using social media like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to expand your network and promote your brand. The key is participating in industry groups, positioning yourself as a helpful resource to others, and consistently maintaining your online image.
The document discusses personal branding for career success. It defines personal branding as differentiating yourself by identifying your unique value and leveraging it consistently. An effective personal brand conveys what you do best, what you're passionate about, and what organizations value. The document provides tips for crafting a personal brand statement, including researching how others see your value and making your statement authentic, brief, and memorable.
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