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What is My Brand?

February 19th, 2008 by Erin Pavlina          Email this article to a friend Email this article to a friend

Steve wrote an interesting post yesterday about personal branding.  He asked his readers to send him three adjectives to describe him so he can get an idea of how he is branded in the minds of his readers.  He suggested I might want to do the same so I can get an idea of how I’m branded in the minds of my readers.  It’s a good tool to make sure that what you’re wanting to express is actually being received.  That way, if it isn’t, you can adjust your method of expression to make sure you’re being perceived as you think you really are.

To that end, I’d love it if you could send me three adjectives to describe me.  It will be very helpful to me, and I would be very grateful for your honest feedback.  I’ll post the results on the blog later.  Don’t post your three adjectives in the forum because I don’t want other people to read the responses and have them influence their own response.

Thank you!

Update: I have received enough adjectives now, thank you!  I’ll post the results. shortly

 

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  • One Response to “What is My Brand?”

    1. Steve Pavlina Branding (Blog) - Personal Development for Smart People Forums Says:

      [...] Originally Posted by Hyperchiller haha that’s so funny that you’ll always be able to win an argument with Erin with all the supporting evidence Of course, that is until Erin’s own results are tallied. I can imagine the discussion: Steve: More people said I am honest then they did for you Erin: Yeah, but more people said I was physic then you, so I can determine the truth easier! [...]