Incompatibility with each other

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The internet is full of advice on building a personal brand, and most of it boils down to the same thing: be a professional at your job.

Unfortunately, by following them, we lose our own personality. The result is profiles stuffed with stock photos and links to the largest business portals. I look at such a profile and I don't see a human being there. As a result, it doesn't inspire trust in me. If someone is so rigid about their presence on social media, then they must be hiding something!

Unbelievability

If you're twenty-one and you're speaking in an unapologetic expert tone about your industry, you're hong kong rcs data just ridiculous. Let's face it, you can't be an all-knowing expert at such a young age.

Even if you know your stuff, you still cover too small a part of the marketing and advertising world to claim to be a true expert. Wait until others start calling you that. Otherwise, you're only exposing yourself.


“On the Internet, nobody knows I’m a dog,” goes the wisdom of the Internet. Unfortunately, in the case of personal branding, the effect you’re aiming for is a positive impact of your online image on your career development in the real world. This means that sooner or later you’ll be facing people who have already created some image of you based on your online accomplishments.

If you pretend to be someone you're not, those people are in for a disappointment. So instead of trying to be a witty playboy expert, think about what your real strengths are and showcase them.

That's all from me. Below are the pictures I showed in Poznań.

Do you agree with my observations? Or maybe you have other, more interesting observations about personal branding? Share them in the comments!