Posts filed under: Personal PR

The Power of Presence: My Top 33 to Follow from Blog World 2009

There’s nothing like meeting in the first person for building relationships and sharing ideas. So I’m kicking off my Blog World coverage first things first – with the people who truly made my first trip to this conference truly meaningful. […]

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Do This: Influence Up.

This week, I’m kicking off a new series here at Personal PR called Do This. These short posts will be designed to inspire you to take action in ways that will build your network, improve your professional relationships, grow your […]

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5 Lessons for Moving into Management

Last week, I took a day off to celebrate. And by celebrate, I mean spend all day reading and avoiding housework. Not checking my work e-mail (which means only checking it twice), and trying to give myself permission to not […]

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Business or Personal? Your New Media Rules

When it comes to personal branding and new media, there are countless examples of professionals, businesses, and individuals who have built popular and effective networks of followers, friends, and business contacts. As new media tools and strategies become an increasingly […]

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How to Talk About Change at Work

It’s like clockwork. Every thirty days or so for the last five months, a seismic shift at work. What I’m focusing on is that I’ve learned a fair amount already. Both observation and mounting experience are incredible mentors in a […]

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Integrity Matters Everywhere

At Work One thing I know right now about the world of work is this: it’s stressful. No matter who you are or what you’re doing, I’m sure you can relate. There are certainly signs of hope in the economy, […]

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Where’s the Line? Professional Gets Personal for Women

In the world of personal branding, the emphasis on branding your name is understandably strong. One of the first steps to branding yourself online is always to snag your name’s URL – or the closest substitute you can find. To […]

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