How to Build Your Personal Brand – Personal Branding through the Eyes of the New York Times

I found this article yesterday and I had to share it with everyone!

It’s by Alina Tugend, a writer for the NYT’s who is “a journalist rather than a salesperson.” Her outlook on personal branding as you can tell from the beginning is something that is unnecessary and just a bunch of “hyperbole” to say the least.

As you continue though, you will see that while she doesnt fully grasp the concept of personal branding, she comes to the realization that you will have to live side by side with it if anything. A few times she mentions her age, but personal branding doesnt discriminate, as everyone is always searching for jobs or wants to be a thought leader or be the go to guy for something.

I recommend that you read the article and really give personal branding another thought if you’re on the fence about it.

Also check out this article about managing your online repuation if you want some further reading.

Trace Cohen
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About Trace Cohen

I am currently a senior at Syracuse University double majoring in Entrepreneurship and Marketing at the Whitman School of Management with a minor in Information Service Techology (IST) in the iSchool. I chose Syracuse for their business school which was brand new and state of the art when i applied and enrolled. The undergraduate entrepreneurship program in Whitman is ranked #2 nationally and the ischool is ranked #1 nationally which is something I am very proud to be apart of.
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