Tag Archives: personal branding

Note to self: write a personal branding statement (now)

Posted on October 9, 2013 by Jay Morris

Is it asking too much to expect a high school student to know what career she wants to pursue? Probably. Okay, what about an adult? Shouldn’t adults know what they want out of life? What path they want to follow? … Continue reading →

Posted in Careers, Communications, Marketing | Tagged Charlie Chaplin, Chryssa Zizos, Independent Public Relations Alliance, Live Wire Media Relations, media training, personal branding, public relations | 2 Comments

Brand relevance and the art of finding your sweet spot

Posted on July 18, 2013 by Jay Morris

Reblogged from The PRSA-NCC Blog I recently invited D.C. marketing expert Bob London to speak to the Independent Public Relations Alliance. He gave some great pointers on indie branding, which I wrote about in this post for the PRSA-NCC Blog. … Continue reading →

Posted in Goal setting, Marketing | Tagged Bob London, Independent Public Relations Alliance, LinkedIn, personal branding, PRSA-NCC, Social media, sweet spot | Leave a comment

‘I’ve got a name’ or personal branding 101

Posted on January 15, 2013 by Jay Morris

Why does Jim Croce’s “I’ve Got a Name” come to mind whenever I hear the words “personal branding”? Maybe it’s because I’ve always liked that song, and branding shouldn’t be any more complicated than Croce’s advice to be who you … Continue reading →