The New Rules: Promote Your Excellence [infographic]
I have recently written a couple of posts about personal branding: How to Keep Your Career Alive and Without Personal Branding Your Career is Dead. When you have a clear idea of what your personal brand is, it’s time to communicate it. Hard work is the foundation of success, but it’s not enough. If you’re going to get the opportunities you want, you need to make your excellent results visible to others. It’s the new rules. Therefore, I’ve made an infographic showing some good tips on self-promoting without looking self-centered.
Related articles
- How Not to Come Across as an Egomaniac When Building your Professional Brand (contentmarketinginstitute.com)
- You Don’t Have to Be an Egomaniac to Have a Professional Brand (blogtrepreneur.com)
- Without Personal Branding Your Career is Dead (communicateskills.com)
How do you promote your personal brand? Do you have other tips? Please share your experiences in the comment box below!
About the author
Anna Rydne is a communications specialist, a mother and a small business owner. Based in Stockholm, Sweden, she's determined to uncover the secrets of how successful people and companies communicate. Anna has a special interest in social media marketing and personal branding and she believes the road to success is trying. She tweets about all things comms, social media and marketing @CoSkills and writes for SteamFeed.com twice a month. She holds a bachelor's degree in psychology. Contact her at anna@communicateskills.com.
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I like your point that personal branding is not just about the individual but also the teamm they’re part of. I’ve seen blogs and twitter feeds from people I follow that oversll give me a positive picture of their employer. I thunk a strong personal brand brings other benefits from your work as the rich interactions with a wider community bringsmgreater learning opportunities.
I agree with you, Amanda. I truly believe that if you are going to succeed, you have to co-operate with others along the way rather than stepping on them. I also think personal and employer branding go hand in hand. Thanks for commenting!