David Finch
David Finch

This week Dan Schawbel, of the Personal Branding Blog released his latest book, Me 2.0. Dan has become a leading personal branding expert for Gen-Y. He also has introduced a whole new generation to personal branding. Dan’s approach has afforded him the opportunity to be recognized by leading advertising publications as well as publishing his own magazine called, Personal Branding.

Me 2.0 builds upon the foundation on how you can command your career in four steps. Me 2.0 constructs a step-by-step approach on how you can,

  • Discover Your Brand
  • Create Your Brand
  • Communicate Your Brand
  • Maintain Your Brand

From these principles that Me 2.0 develops, you can take use them to possibly avoid being let go from your current job. Me 2.0 Personal Branding Book – Dan SchawbelThrough social media you now have the tools to empower you to be seen and heard. With these tools and brand building strategies you can,

  • Become a Invaluable Asset to Others
  • Be the Go-To Person for a Specific Skill
  • Gain Self-Confidence
  • Focus on Social Equity Instead of Just Monetary Equity
  • Build Your Network Before it’s Needed
  • Use Advertising to Brand Yourself… Everywhere!
  • Through Personal Branding Strategies Become Visible
  • Branding Techniques that Catch the Eye of Those Outside of Your Network
  • Position Yourself as a Content Producer Instead of Just a Consumer
  • Be a Collector of Endorsements

Even in our current economic state, Dan presents case studies where these types of strategies are working. I’m sure that in a recession where over 3.6 million jobs have been lost and the end not in sight, perhaps within the pages of Me 2.0 you could find a few survival tips that will position yourself as someone that brings something of value to the table.

If this topic is something that generates curiosity and you would like to optimize social networks and tools, then this is a book you’ll want to check out.
Make sure you visit the book’s website, www.personalbrandingbook.com and also Dan’s blog www.personalbrandingblog.com.

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