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Personal Branding
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Personal branding is the strategic process of defining and promoting who you are as an individual to shape how others perceive you. It involves creating a consistent public persona based on your unique skills, values, and expertise to build trust, generate influence, and differentiate yourself from others. A big emphasis of personal branding is the way a person relates to others, communicates, and manages various situations.
Who are you?
Branding Goals
Your audience
Mission Statement
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Build your brand
Branding Goals
Let's work on clearly understanding what you want your personal brand to accomplish.
Branding Goals
Overall, personal branding goals can be broken into 5 categories. 1. Career Advancement, 2. Business & Income Growth, 3. Networking & Influence, 4. Thought Leadership & Recognition, 5. Personal & Long-Term Impact
Career Advancement
Some examples of Career Advancement goals include: Attract opportunities, Differentiate yourself, and Change careers:
Business & Income Growth
Some examples of Business & Income Growth goals include: Driving revenue, attracting clients, and scaling a business
Networking & Influence
Some examples of Networking & Influence goals include: Connect with industry peers, mentors, or influencers to open doors for collaboration or opportunities.
Thought Leadership & Recognition
Some examples of Thought Leadership & Recognition goals include: Become an industry authority, Communicate expertise, and build a reputation:
Personal & Long-Term Impact
Some examples of Personal & Long-Term Impact goals include: Inspire others, advocate for causes, or build a brand that outlives your career.
Branding Goals
Who are you?
Branding Goals
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Your audience
Mission Statement
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Who are you
A key element of your personal brand is understanding who you are. To pinpoint this, individuals should identify: What things make them unique? What specific talents or expertise do they have? What do they know more about than most people
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Your Audience
The next step is to understand your audience. Some questions you can ask include: Who are you talking to? What problems do they have? What do they care about
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mission Statement
Next, you want to draft your mission statement. When drafting a mission statement, you want to structure your statement around these key elements:
What: What do you do?
Who: Who do you do it for?
How: How do you do it? (Your unique method or skill)
Why: Why is it important? (The impact you create)
*Combine these elements into a clear, memorable sentence or two. You can also create different length versions for various uses.
Mission Statement Examples Marie Forleo: "Hi, I'm Marie. An entrepreneur, writer, philanthropist and an unshakable optimist dedicated to helping you become the person you most want to be".
Sean Cannell: "Helping you build your influence with online video". Focusing on impact: "To make cool stuff" (computer engineer) or "To bring order from chaos" (quality control manager).
Highlighting passion: "I am passionate about teaching my clients, ensuring they're as autonomous as possible, and inspiring clients to take control of their own lives"
A great formula to use for crafting your own statement: "I help [target audience] achieve [solution] by providing [your unique skill/method]". Take some time to try and create your own!
Your audience
Branding Goals
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Your audience
Mission Statement
Menu
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Build your brand
Build Your brand
Finally, once you have constructed all four of those parts, we will combine them and begin action. Key Takeaways: 1. Tap Into Your Values 2. Be Authentic 3. Stay Consistent Your Actions Build Your Brand More Than Your Words Do
Course completed!
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Great Job!!
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Game
Personal Branding
Basics
start
Personal branding is the strategic process of defining and promoting who you are as an individual to shape how others perceive you. It involves creating a consistent public persona based on your unique skills, values, and expertise to build trust, generate influence, and differentiate yourself from others. A big emphasis of personal branding is the way a person relates to others, communicates, and manages various situations.
Who are you?
Branding Goals
Your audience
Mission Statement
Menu
Build your brand
Branding Goals
Let's work on clearly understanding what you want your personal brand to accomplish.
Branding Goals
Overall, personal branding goals can be broken into 5 categories. 1. Career Advancement, 2. Business & Income Growth, 3. Networking & Influence, 4. Thought Leadership & Recognition, 5. Personal & Long-Term Impact
Career Advancement
Some examples of Career Advancement goals include: Attract opportunities, Differentiate yourself, and Change careers:
Business & Income Growth
Some examples of Business & Income Growth goals include: Driving revenue, attracting clients, and scaling a business
Networking & Influence
Some examples of Networking & Influence goals include: Connect with industry peers, mentors, or influencers to open doors for collaboration or opportunities.
Thought Leadership & Recognition
Some examples of Thought Leadership & Recognition goals include: Become an industry authority, Communicate expertise, and build a reputation:
Personal & Long-Term Impact
Some examples of Personal & Long-Term Impact goals include: Inspire others, advocate for causes, or build a brand that outlives your career.
Branding Goals
Who are you?
Branding Goals
π
Your audience
Mission Statement
Menu
Build your brand
Who are you
A key element of your personal brand is understanding who you are. To pinpoint this, individuals should identify: What things make them unique? What specific talents or expertise do they have? What do they know more about than most people
Who are you?
3/3
Who are you?
Branding Goals
π
π
Your audience
Mission Statement
Menu
Build your brand
Your Audience
The next step is to understand your audience. Some questions you can ask include: Who are you talking to? What problems do they have? What do they care about
Who are you?
3/3
Who are you?
Branding Goals
π
π
Your audience
Mission Statement
Menu
π
Build your brand
mission Statement
Next, you want to draft your mission statement. When drafting a mission statement, you want to structure your statement around these key elements: What: What do you do? Who: Who do you do it for? How: How do you do it? (Your unique method or skill) Why: Why is it important? (The impact you create)
*Combine these elements into a clear, memorable sentence or two. You can also create different length versions for various uses.
Mission Statement Examples Marie Forleo: "Hi, I'm Marie. An entrepreneur, writer, philanthropist and an unshakable optimist dedicated to helping you become the person you most want to be". Sean Cannell: "Helping you build your influence with online video". Focusing on impact: "To make cool stuff" (computer engineer) or "To bring order from chaos" (quality control manager). Highlighting passion: "I am passionate about teaching my clients, ensuring they're as autonomous as possible, and inspiring clients to take control of their own lives"
A great formula to use for crafting your own statement: "I help [target audience] achieve [solution] by providing [your unique skill/method]". Take some time to try and create your own!
Your audience
Branding Goals
π
π
Your audience
Mission Statement
Menu
π
π
Build your brand
Build Your brand
Finally, once you have constructed all four of those parts, we will combine them and begin action. Key Takeaways: 1. Tap Into Your Values 2. Be Authentic 3. Stay Consistent Your Actions Build Your Brand More Than Your Words Do
Course completed!
π
Great Job!!