A Guide to Personal Branding for your Resume
I remember making my very first resume using Word. It was so different to how we present ourselves now. Far more personal information was required, and a photo of yourself was the norm whereas nowadays it is merely a suggestion.
A Guide to Your Next Logo
What is your next logo going to be? The most iconic logos are often simplistic ones, designs that become irreversibly recognizable. Seeing as your logo will be your first, last, and consistent point of branding for the customer you likely
4 Reasons to Have a Monogram
Let me start by saying that I absolutely love my monogram. It gives me a sense of professionalism and a concrete basis for my personal branding. My monogram truly reflects me, my style, and my personality. I believe that it
A Guide to Personal Branding for your Resume
I remember making my very first resume using Word. It was so different from how we present ourselves now. Far more personal information was required, and a photo of yourself was the norm whereas nowadays it is merely a suggestion.
Marketing does not change…
...it only adapts I have read, “Marketing is dead. It has been replaced by ‘growth hacking, data-driven marketing, customer relationship management, etc.’ ” I do not agree. The marketing process and workflow have not changed. Some argue that the role of
Heuristics #14 – Personal Branding
The Context You cannot choose whether you want a personal brand, you already have one. You cannot avoid personal branding. There is no such thing as neutral branding. If you engage with people (Individuals or companies), every touchpoint, in some way,
Expect the Unexpected
For the past few decades, we have viewed the world through the VUCA lens. Almost everyone knows the VUCA acronym, namely; Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous. What does VUCA mean? Volatility: minimal stability and predictability Uncertainty: little ability to anticipate major
Personal Branding
A Personal Brand You don’t have a choice You cannot choose whether you want a personal brand, you already have one. You cannot avoid personal branding. There is no such thing as neutral branding. If you engage with people (Individuals or