Climbing up the ladder.

“You must first train your mind, then you’re body will follow.”

True, and depends on the personality of course.

In social media it's good to have clear line between business and work. BUT, if your business and work habits are so close to each other, it really does not matter if people see your personal tweets in your professional space or vice versa. Then it's only a good thing to share and combine everything. But remember, if you are unsure or afraid of that, you should keep your business and personal accounts separated.

Great post! Just a remark on the fifth point; integrate and cross-promote your efforts. People should not link their twitter to their (professional) linkedin account. I don't want to see what my business partner had for lunch...

I admit there are so many SoMe-services and most of people only use less than 10 daily. Yet it's not impossible to keep up, for me ;)

Back in the day branding was only for the multinational companies. Huge budgets where involved. Nowadays branding has become a phenomenon on a personal level I think. With so many options to choose from, plenty of opportunities to be successful as a local brand and personal brand. In my opinion 'unique content' would be the magic word.

How to Establish Your Reputation as an Expert in Your Field via Social Media

Lisenssitön ryhmätunti: Reebok Easy Tone Step tulossa suomeen.. kolahtaako, jos kiinnostaa voin tyrkkäillä lisää kuvia tulemaan.. maailman ensi ilta oli 3.2. hollannissa ja tulevassa uudessa K&F Prossa on juttu aiheesta..

Easytone Step kuvaa.. ainakin muhun puree tämä visuaalisuus :)

By creating a brand a company sets itself apart from the competition. This differentiation can create a potential bond between the company and its target audience, converting some prospects into clients. First impressions, of course, are crucial and with a strong brand, I think that you can create a great one – even in just 8 minutes. What do you think, that are the first things that the people out there will notice about you and your business? I would say it’s probably your company name, your logo (or visual image), and your statement. By building a good brand, you can make sure that your company name reflects your business goals, your statement incorporates your keywords and your visual image illustrates the very reason for your company’s existence. So getting back to your question, my opinion is yes, it does. That service business definitely needs a brand :)

4 simple steps to building your own personal brand.

Something interesting that I would like to hear, your opinnion: Does a service business, that has 8 minutes reach in its business area & to target customers, need a brand?