Get a Grip to These Branding Tips

 1. https://neilpatel.com/blog/build-personal-brand-blogging/

Neil Patel's blog post, " How to Build Your Brand Personal by Blogging," suggests that creating a blog is the best way to build a brand. His first step into a successful blog is making a niche keyword for your brand and make your blog around that niche. Most importantly, he suggests using your personality to create a brand voice. Once you create a niche keyword, consistently post relevant content about your brand.


2. https://digitalmarketinginstitute.com/blog/10-steps-to-building-your-personal-brand-on-social-media 

Digital Marketing Institute created a 10 step blog to help brand on social media. They suggest updating your account by deleting anything that does not pertain to your brand. A great tip given is to use apps to post content on social media. Using apps like Sprout and Buffer will help cross-post content and limit login attempts.


3. https://blog.smarp.com/how-to-build-your-influence-on-social-media-your-personal-brand

Smarp Blog offers excellent tips on the Dos and Don'ts of personal branding. Like, do choose social media platforms that are relevant to your branding goals.


4.https://www.contactually.com/blog/5-ways-to-build-your-personal-brand-through-networking

 Contactually offers ways to network your brand. One essential tip given was to "be the first to offer." Determine how you can benefit the potential contact as well as how they can help you. If you show authenticity and great value, the connection will most likely offer the same. 


5.https://later.com/blog/brand-yourself-on-instagram/

Later's blogger Lexie Carbone offers tops to help promote your brand on Instagram, which can also apply to other platforms like Twitter and Facebook. Carbone says that connecting your account with your profession will help you show your personality to resonate with your target consumers.

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