In an era where your online presence can often be as important as your resume, the question arises: “Should I have a website to highlight my career to potential employers?” As technology continues to shape the way we connect and showcase our skills, let’s delve into the world of statistics to uncover whether having a …
Today’s topic is very personal to me, personal to you probably is your personal brand. Creating a personal brand isn’t just about self-promotion; it’s defining who you are, what you stand for, what you can bring to the table, and your differentiator. Everyone has a differentiator. Have you defined yours?
Today’s topic is “I have no idea on personal branding.” What is personal branding? And you can ask a hundred different people, and they’ll give you a sort of a hundred slightly different answers. But generically, it’s the process of defining and promoting what you stand for. Now, everybody on this planet is totally different. …
Today’s topic is your email address. Don’t have an employer’s email address on your LinkedIn profile or on your resume (CV); it’s considered highly unethical and frowned upon. Don’t count yourself out of an opportunity because you’ve got your business address on your LinkedIn profile or your resume. Likewise, don’t have a Hotmail address either; …
Today, I’m talking about 6 key LinkedIn tips. Now let me preface this: if you aren’t on LinkedIn, you are committing career suicide. You have to be. It’s part of a package for good career management today, to be on LinkedIn. And not just to be on LinkedIn, but to be active on LinkedIn. 1. …
Today’s topic is sharing content on LinkedIn. You need to brand yourself as an expert on LinkedIn. Post articles, presentations, create videos, even post your resume or your CV if you feel comfortable. The more you post, the higher you’ll rise in the LinkedIn profile rankings. Plus, you’ll market yourself as an expert, providing you …
Today’s focus: getting more involved on LinkedIn. Don’t remain passive on this platform, whether you’re currently employed or in transition. Concentrate on adding two to three meaningful connections per week within your target audience. Additionally, engage in groups – comment, share, and participate in discussions. Consistent activity here brings impressive returns on investment for your …
Today, we’ll delve into the crucial aspect of attracting executive recruiters to enhance your career prospects. Managing your career strategically is essential if you aspire to advance your position, achieve financial success, and even retire earlier. Let’s explore the best ways to attract executive recruiters to your profile. Embrace Executive Recruiters: The Key to Career …
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Today’s topic is brand your online presence when recruiting career decision makers search for additional social proof beyond your LinkedIn they want to find out more about you so ensure this is very important ensure that all your social media postings and comments are professional and add value to you.
Today’s topic is be great at what you do there are two sides to personal success confidence and competence your brand should portray you as someone who is confident someone who is confident however if you don’t have the real world competence to back it up it won’t do you much good.
LinkedIn is a powerful platform for professional networking and career advancement. One of the key features of LinkedIn is the ability to send and receive connection invites. While some may see these invites as simple friend requests, it’s important to approach them with the same level of professionalism as a cover letter. In this video, …
Are you looking to boost your professional presence and enhance your career opportunities? In this blog post, we’ll explore four key pointers to help you elevate your LinkedIn profile and maximize your chances of success. Let’s dive in! 1. Fully Complete Your Profile Your LinkedIn profile serves as an online representation of your professional identity. …
Today’s topic is establish yourself as an industry expert be an industry leader join industry associations ask to speak at industry conventions and conferences that’s the way you get noticed volunteer at industry events there are many that you can volunteer at become an executive in one of those associations the president the vice president …
Today’s topic is, isn’t personal branding a way of showing off? No, it’s about being seen, being recognized. If you don’t step out from behind, you won’t be seen or be heard. It’s about showing up over showing off. Be seen, be known.
This is not a joke So many people around the world cannot articulate on exactly who they are. This is very scary. You should know who you are. Can you succinctly tell me who you are? It’s part of your personal brand. Knock, knock. Who’s there?
You see billboards when you drive along the roads, specifically in the country, huge billboards. This is what the companies engaged to sell that product. Remember you are a product if you are on a billboard, what was that billboard say about you? What would the text be? Think about when you go into job …
My name is Martin Buckland. I am an executive career management practitioner. I manage and advance the careers of senior executives, those who aspire to be business leaders, eMBA graduates and candidates, and mining professionals globally. I am passionate about personal branding and corporate branding. It is very important in today’s world to be competitive …
Here are my top five personal branding tips: #1 Compile and deliver a compelling, resonating, and memorable message. #2 Use the English language to the maximum your message. Use resonating words – words that would seduce the audience and make an impact with them. #3 Weave your personal brand into everything you do. #4 Place …
Your Personal Brand. What does that mean to you? I’m standing outside two of the leading global luxury brands, Tiffany and Cartier. You can’t get better than that! And you are actually your own personal brand. There’s something special that you have to uncover. Recognize that you are a personal brand and nurture it. Ask …
Don’t let one mistake ruin your personal brand. Learn how to recover from even a major public misstep.
