Tag: Personal Branding

In this week’s Let’s Talk, our experts discuss how creating your personal brand can benefit your business.

What can we do to change the narrative and ensure our future is not only equally shaped by women, but seen to be? 5 tips for women who are ready to challenge themselves…

Hearing directly from those who have succeeded – and keep succeeding –  in an increasingly competitive and rapidly changing business environment is an invaluable learning experience for small businesses, says Sharon Williams, CEO of Taurus Marketing.  “There are many skills needed to run a business, and advisers, mentors, industry events and management events are a […]

If you are a leader – or an expert in your field, whether you like it or not, you are Captain of your personal brand. Do you buy from people you don’t like? Do you return to places where an individual has shown you bad service? Have you been in a business meeting where a […]

“I used my personal blog and reputation to launch and sell the first product and over the course of about 6 months, I migrated that audience to WooThemes. Today we have 500 000 customers and we’re a multimillion dollar revenue. I also managed to keep building my personal reputation which helped me create my new […]

Winning a business award is a great PR opportunity for your business and can help build your profile and reputation, ultimately leading to even greater business success.

Hold on to your Jimmy Choos – Candace Bushnell, the woman behind Carrie Bradshaw herself, is coming to Australia for a five-city business tour.

DIY web platform helps clear up possible identity mix-ups online that could cost you business or your reputation.

Whether you’re prepared for it or not, potential customers, clients and business partners are Googling you to see what others are saying. Here are seven easy ways to gain control of what’s being said about you online.

Many Aussie professionals believe they need to spend around an hour a day on advancing their career, but a global personal branding expert begs to differ, advising career management should take less than 10 minutes from one’s daily schedule.