My friend Mike just sent me a link to a nice article on personal branding: Maintaining your Personal Brand Online by Jonathan Snook. First of all, I happen to think it is one of the more attractively and readably designed blogs that I’ve seen lately, but I’m recommending the article for different reasons. Seven reasons to be exact. Actually seven very practical tips for stepping up your engagement in your personal brand, that Mr. Snook has thoughtfully provided. I won’t spoil his thunder, but I will say that I think these are good, easy to do steps that will help raise your recognizability online. And as you know that is the first of the three Rs of branding.
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When worlds collide – tagging in meat space
Only Jeff Pulver would fly around the world hosting “Social Media Breakfasts” and thank goodness! This was a great event, lots of fun. I don’t know if the concept is Jeff’s originally, but he has been going from city to city on a mission to bring social computing techniques to real-world networking. Using the web 2.0 metaphor of tagging and Facebook “Walls” you have a great icebreaker for starting conversations and learning more about the person you just shook hands with. The photo above is my personal tag cloud from about halfway through the event.
You need to be on Facebook to rsvp, but if Jeff brings one of these events to your town, definitely check it out. If not, host your own and send me an invite!