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Hello Fellows, I hope you are having a great day and are looking forward to a productive and successful week! Your brand new sample issue of Personal Branding Magazine is available for download today.
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This issue focuses on how you can sell products and services to high net worth individuals. In this issue, we interviewed Patti Stanger, who is Bravo TV's "The Millionaire Matchmaker." Her clientele? Strictly millionaires who don't have time to date because they're too busy running their businesses. Wealthy individuals usually have higher expectations and can be difficult to attract, especially when you're first starting out. This issue will explain how to go about being a brand that serves them.
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| Issue 19 Content | | The cover feature is an exclusive interview with Patti Stanger, who is the star of Bravo TV's hit show "The Millionaire Matchmaker. In this interview, she reveals the secrets behind her show, her brand and how she's made a fortune marketing to millionaires.
| | Exclusive interviews include:
- Ali Velshi, anchor for CNN's "Your Money"
- David Novak, CEO of Yum! Brands
- Dan Roam, author of Blah, Blah, Blah
- Meg Hirschberg, Inc. Magazine columnist
| | Featured articles include
- How to Get Chosen By the Affluent
- Does Your Brand Attract Wealth
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| How to land a job as a Community Manager.
Being a good Community Manager is a lot like throwing a good party. Do you know how to show people a good time? Good. Here's how to get paid to do it ...
#1 Be a professional socialite: You're a public figure now. Much like the Paris Hiltons and Ashton Kutchers of the world, it's your moral obligation to know where the cool kids go and make sure that you're there, too. Daniela Bolzmann is a perfect example. She knew nothing about being a Community Manager, but was able to talk her way into a job by attending all of the cool tweet ups, social media clubs and online communities where she knew that she could build a network + find all of the knowledge that she needed to succeed.
#2 Be a digital philanthropist: You're going to do a lot of stuff for free. Don't like that? Quit now! Communities are all about giving. The more you focus on helping people, the more you're going to get back. I suggest that you find an online community that you really love and offer a few hours of free work per week to their overburdened Community Manager. And trust me, they do have work for you. They may not give you a job, but they'll give you experience + a nice recommendation when you need one.
#3 Be a pioneer: Don't wait for a new community to pop up. Create one. Did you know that that Coca-Cola's official Facebook community was started by guys that didn't work for Coca-Cola? It's true. So find a brand (or a niche) that is behind the times and build something for them. Make it a brand that you're passionate about. The Coca-Cola guys were able to amass millions of fans because they loved Coke. You're going to succeed because you love your brand, too.
Ryan Paugh is the Community Director at Brazen Careerist. His #1 passion is connecting people and helping them reach their goals. Beyond helping individuals in his community find success, he helps organizations make their brands about their customers again through building online communities. Check out Ryan's blog at www.ryanpaugh.com and follow him on Twitter @Paughginney.How to land a job as a Community Manager.
Being a good Community Manager is a lot like throwing a good party. Do you know how to show people a good time? Good. Here's how to get paid to do it ...
#1 Be a professional socialite: You're a public figure now. Much like the Paris Hiltons and Ashton Kutchers of the world, it's your moral obligation to know where the cool kids go and make sure that you're there, too. Daniela Bolzmann is a perfect example. She knew nothing about being a Community Manager, but was able to talk her way into a job by attending all of the cool tweet ups, social media clubs and online communities where she knew that she could build a network + find all of the knowledge that she needed to succeed.
#2 Be a digital philanthropist: You're going to do a lot of stuff for free. Don't like that? Quit now! Communities are all about giving. The more you focus on helping people, the more you're going to get back. I suggest that you find an online community that you really love and offer a few hours of free work per week to their overburdened Community Manager. And trust me, they do have work for you. They may not give you a job, but they'll give you experience + a nice recommendation when you need one.
#3 Be a pioneer: Don't wait for a new community to pop up. Create one. Did you know that that Coca-Cola's official Facebook community was started by guys that didn't work for Coca-Cola? It's true. So find a brand (or a niche) that is behind the times and build something for them. Make it a brand that you're passionate about. The Coca-Cola guys were able to amass millions of fans because they loved Coke. You're going to succeed because you love your brand, too. Ryan Paugh is the Community Director at Brazen Careerist. His #1 passion is connecting people and helping them reach their goals. Beyond helping individuals in his community find success, he helps organizations make their brands about their customers again through building online communities. Check out Ryan's blog at www.ryanpaugh.com and follow him on Twitter @PaughginneyHave a great rest of your week!
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The Personal Branding Magazine Team
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