The Net Impression: Social Networking and  Your Personal Brand Anthony Juliano Leadership Fort Wayne   January 21, 2010
Hello! Anthony
What is a brand?
What is a brand? A brand is the “all the thoughts, feelings, associations, and  expectations  your prospect or your customer experiences”* Your brand = your reputation* Your brand is a promise* Your brand is a perception * From  Your Brand is Your Future: A Client’s Guide , American Association of Advertising Agencies
A few examples
 
 
 
People can be brands, too
 
 
 
 
 
Personal Branding is  Not New
 
 
Joltin’ Joe needed the media to perpetuate his brand
 
Endorsements are  symbiotic relationships
 
Joltin’ Joe needed the media to perpetuate his brand
But you don’t
You can be a brand, too
“ [E]veryone has a chance to stand out. Everyone has a chance to learn, improve, and build up their skills. Everyone has a chance to be a brand worthy of remark.” --Tom Peters
The  net impression
 
Personal branding is a combination of… Excellence – what you’re great at Differentiation – how you’re unique Authenticity/self-awareness – true to life Sustainability/consistency – constant over time Reach – the quality of your network
 
What has changed?
The  net impression [inter]
 
 
Good  news [and bad]
 
 
“ Privacy is dead, and social media hold the smoking gun.” --Pete Cashmore, Mashable
Good  news if you live  in Fort Wayne [and bad]
FIVE TWO ONE
The problem
The problem Your personal life Your professional life
Social Networking and Your Personal Brand Know yourself Know where you want to be Have a plan Write it down Work your network
Know Yourself, Part 1 Self-assessment What are you great at?  What do you like to do? What are your weaknesses/flaws?
Know Yourself, Part 2 A little help from your friends E-mail five friends—brutal honesty What do you do better than anyone else? How is your reputation for that inhibited by flaws, negative perceptions, bad habits, etc.?
Know Yourself, Part 3 Do your perceptions match your friends’ perceptions? If not, return to Part 1
Know Where You Want to Go What do you want to be known for? What’s it going to take to get there? -  Where do you need improvement? What are you willing to sacrifice? Where are you spending time that would better be spent elsewhere?
Tough questions Is your brand and your employer’s brand a match? What would need to change in order for you to be able to do the work you want to do? What are you willing to give up?
Have a plan What do you need to accomplish? Be specific. Who do you need to meet/cultivate? What’s your timetable? - One step at a time
An example
An example RUN A MARATHON RUN  A 5K
An example RUN A MARATHON RUN  A 5K RUN  A 10K RUN  A HALF RUN 20 MILES
Write it down Simple, but very few of us do it
Work Your Network What social media sites will you use to build relationships/your brand? Recommendation: LinkedIn, not Facebook Also look at your industry Clean up, build up Have a hit list Who do you want to see every week? Every month? How do you use social media to fill the gap? Don’t forget about F2F
A Few Tools to Work  Your Network
Status updates Integrated with Twitter Recommendations COMPLETE profile Answers SlideShare
 
Google yourself Google your contacts, especially new ones Google Alerts Google Reader Google News Google Blog Search
Your expertise Go where your audience is Learn how to work with media Write a blog Demonstrate on YouTube Present/speak (and publish on SlideShare) Be a resource (even when you’re not the source) Publicize through your network/social media
 
Six Keys to  Creating a Positive Net Impression
Six Keys to Creating a Positive Net Impression 1. Know where you are and  where you want to go
Six Keys to Creating a Positive Net Impression 2. Be realistic, get objective opinions
Six Keys to Creating a Positive Net Impression 3. Best foot forward, but be yourself—you’ll fail if you fight it
Six Keys to Keys to Creating a Positive Net Impression 4. Give to get
Six Keys to Keys to Creating a Positive Net Impression 5. Carve out a niche
Six Keys to Social Media Success 6. Build relationships online and offline
Introduction to Social Media  Mar. 10, 2010, 9 am – 3 pm  Social Media for Business  Mar. 12, 2010, 9 am – 3 pm
Questions?
Thanks! [email_address] (260) 615.3426 If you enjoyed this presentation, please recommend me on

The Net Impression: Social Networking and Your Personal Brand

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    The Net Impression:Social Networking and Your Personal Brand Anthony Juliano Leadership Fort Wayne January 21, 2010
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    What is abrand?
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    What is abrand? A brand is the “all the thoughts, feelings, associations, and expectations your prospect or your customer experiences”* Your brand = your reputation* Your brand is a promise* Your brand is a perception * From Your Brand is Your Future: A Client’s Guide , American Association of Advertising Agencies
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    People can bebrands, too
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    Joltin’ Joe neededthe media to perpetuate his brand
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    Endorsements are symbiotic relationships
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    Joltin’ Joe neededthe media to perpetuate his brand
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    You can bea brand, too
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    “ [E]veryone hasa chance to stand out. Everyone has a chance to learn, improve, and build up their skills. Everyone has a chance to be a brand worthy of remark.” --Tom Peters
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    The netimpression
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    Personal branding isa combination of… Excellence – what you’re great at Differentiation – how you’re unique Authenticity/self-awareness – true to life Sustainability/consistency – constant over time Reach – the quality of your network
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    The netimpression [inter]
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    Good news[and bad]
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    “ Privacy isdead, and social media hold the smoking gun.” --Pete Cashmore, Mashable
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    Good newsif you live in Fort Wayne [and bad]
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    The problem Yourpersonal life Your professional life
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    Social Networking andYour Personal Brand Know yourself Know where you want to be Have a plan Write it down Work your network
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    Know Yourself, Part1 Self-assessment What are you great at? What do you like to do? What are your weaknesses/flaws?
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    Know Yourself, Part2 A little help from your friends E-mail five friends—brutal honesty What do you do better than anyone else? How is your reputation for that inhibited by flaws, negative perceptions, bad habits, etc.?
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    Know Yourself, Part3 Do your perceptions match your friends’ perceptions? If not, return to Part 1
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    Know Where YouWant to Go What do you want to be known for? What’s it going to take to get there? - Where do you need improvement? What are you willing to sacrifice? Where are you spending time that would better be spent elsewhere?
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    Tough questions Isyour brand and your employer’s brand a match? What would need to change in order for you to be able to do the work you want to do? What are you willing to give up?
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    Have a planWhat do you need to accomplish? Be specific. Who do you need to meet/cultivate? What’s your timetable? - One step at a time
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    An example RUNA MARATHON RUN A 5K
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    An example RUNA MARATHON RUN A 5K RUN A 10K RUN A HALF RUN 20 MILES
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    Write it downSimple, but very few of us do it
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    Work Your NetworkWhat social media sites will you use to build relationships/your brand? Recommendation: LinkedIn, not Facebook Also look at your industry Clean up, build up Have a hit list Who do you want to see every week? Every month? How do you use social media to fill the gap? Don’t forget about F2F
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    A Few Toolsto Work Your Network
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    Status updates Integratedwith Twitter Recommendations COMPLETE profile Answers SlideShare
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    Google yourself Googleyour contacts, especially new ones Google Alerts Google Reader Google News Google Blog Search
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    Your expertise Gowhere your audience is Learn how to work with media Write a blog Demonstrate on YouTube Present/speak (and publish on SlideShare) Be a resource (even when you’re not the source) Publicize through your network/social media
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    Six Keys to Creating a Positive Net Impression
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    Six Keys toCreating a Positive Net Impression 1. Know where you are and where you want to go
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    Six Keys toCreating a Positive Net Impression 2. Be realistic, get objective opinions
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    Six Keys toCreating a Positive Net Impression 3. Best foot forward, but be yourself—you’ll fail if you fight it
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    Six Keys toKeys to Creating a Positive Net Impression 4. Give to get
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    Six Keys toKeys to Creating a Positive Net Impression 5. Carve out a niche
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    Six Keys toSocial Media Success 6. Build relationships online and offline
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    Introduction to SocialMedia Mar. 10, 2010, 9 am – 3 pm Social Media for Business Mar. 12, 2010, 9 am – 3 pm
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    Thanks! [email_address] (260)615.3426 If you enjoyed this presentation, please recommend me on

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