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Personal Brand Interview: Social Media Specialist and PR Consultant Kris Ruby

“My mission is to empower business owners to use social media and to ease their transition into a social lifestyle. I also help executives define their personal brand and adapt their brand to the social media space.”

Externships: Unlocking the Back Door to an Internship–Job Search Tips

My boss told me that the Human Resource team hires people who have a champion.
What? I was confused. A champion? Yes, he explained. A champion is someone inside the corporation who promotes the potential hire’s application to the company.

My Personal Brand Strategy – Part 1: Who I Am

This is part 1 out of 4 posts regarding how I work with my personal brand. Follow this blog for the following Wednesdays to read all four posts. I will be covering “Who I Am,” “How I Communicate Who I Am,” “What I Do” and “How I Communicate What I Do.”

Job Search Tips – How To Use Facebook as a Job Search Help

Yes, all the hype is around Twitter and LinkedIn over the best ways to find a new job these days. But, I still think that Facebook is highly underutilized in the job search. And with the Facebook community being the 3rd largest country in the world, why not look to start here instead?

Personal Brand Interview: Branding and Life Coach Anthony Fisher

In the search of defining one’s personal brand or life purpose, I often make the statement to my clients or when I speak to groups that “Nothing is yours until you understand it”. Each individual must find his or her answers.

Brand Yourself – 6 Ways to Network with Your Virtual Business Card

When designed well, a business card can elevate your status with and make you memorable to whomever you pass it on to.

From Tweet to Hired: The Definitive Guide to Twitter Job Search

We are pleased to present you our first official eBook: From Tweet To Hired.

We worked very hard to put together an easy to follow, easy…

Social Media Tips – How To Break The Rules And Succeed Like Conan O’Brien

Conan O’Brien breaks the “rules” on Twitter and has succeeded anyway. Here are three ways you can too.

Personal Branding Guide: How to Leave Blog Comments and Develop Personal Brand

By not leaving a comment, an opportunity is missed to connect and network with someone new who may not know you… yet.

Tips for Interview – Top 5 Interview Thank You Notes

I guarantee that, all else being equal, or even if you are slightly better than your competition, if you fail to write a thank-you note and they do write one, they will get the offer.

Job Search Tips – How to Find a Job With Twitter

If your goals for Twitter are primarily business-based, it is extremely important to selectively join and be present for key conversations among decision makers or influencers in the industry in which you are looking for work.

Job Search Tips – Find a Job in the Green Industry

Before diving into the green industry, be sure you have what it takes to compete for these sought-after jobs.

Job Search Tips – Top 5 Posts About How Your Facebook Profile Affects Your Job Search

The only thing certain is that technology probably won’t be regressing; however, we can learn how to protect our professional lives from being intruded upon by our social lives.

Personal Brand Management – Personal Branding & Corporate Branding

For the corporation, strong personal brands among the staff show the competences and strengths of the employees as well as the fact that they are interested and engaged in their line of work. For the personal brand it is great to have a network of strong brands around yourself and also to be connected to a strong corporate brand in your line of work.

Your Personal Brand: How To Brand Your Email Signature for Executive Job Search

How can I best sign my email messages? If you’ve just been signing your name, you’re missing a golden opportunity to reinforce your executive personal brand and further market your unique promise of value.