Estimated reading time: around 10 minutes Today, personal branding is talked about to such an extent it became a buzzword, but it still has undeniable value – especially in the context of job hunting and career building. Wherever you look, competition is harsh and you need to invest and effort to make yourself recognizablestuff
From English to Portuguese, .ME carries a personal meaning in multiple languages, helping people from all over the world build their personal brands online. In a world where technology changes in the blink of an eye, and the turnover of job vacancies is even faster, you have to find a way to stand out fromstuff
Successful women that set a great example of how it is possible to succeed under your own terms – now that’s definitely a topic we at Domain.me feel deserves more attention! Powerful women and the personal brands they’ve created can teach us a lot about seizing and creating opportunities in the tech era, and aboutstuff
Let’s imagine this. You’ve taken a kid for a walk. All of a sudden, they start yelling: “Coca-Cola!” You turn around and there it is- a huge Coca-Cola billboard right behind your back. But, how do children associate a certain brand with their logo, even though they cannot read? The answer is simple – it’sstuff
Attracting the digital audience is a key factor when it comes to building and developing a personal brand. Having an amazing product simply isn’t enough anymore. In relation to this changing landscape, Rex Conklin, Co-Chair of the Association of National Advertisers Media Leadership suggests that digital media opportunities today can be viewed as superior tostuff
Almost a year ago, BBC published an article called “The case against personal branding”, featuring quotes from Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook. I remember reading it, but I didn’t give too much thought about it. A few weeks ago, while doing a research on personal branding, I stumbled upon some other articles describing the wholestuff
Considering that the Summer is not yet over, and there’s still plenty of sunshine and swimming to be done, we’ve given some thought to the things that you probably do every year on your summer holiday that can also help your personal branding, but you just don’t know it yet. If you’re not the personstuff
Have you used Slack, Basecamp or Buffer? Congratulations, you’ve used a service that has opted for software-as-a-service, a popular business model that you might think is ideal for your own startup! However, it’s not 2000 anymore, and SaaS marketing isn’t what it was! What do we need to do to stand out as a SaaSstuff
A few weeks ago, we had the opportunity to take part in the Blogalicious conference – only the greatest multicultural blogging conference ever. We love Blogalicious because its goal is to grow a tight-knit community that celebrates diversity in the blogosphere and creates opportunities for their members. Their theme this year was #BeGreat – allstuff
In the wake of San Diego Comicon, we’re all a little bit dazed by all of the awesome cosplays, comic books, famous people and trailers related to this amazing branch of business. From Brie Larson revealed as Captain Marvel, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, to new footage from Suicide Squad and the first trailerstuff
If you have read one of previous posts in this series you already know how important it is to actively manage your personal brand. Personal branding can be the trump card of college students and graduates who wish to distinguish themselves from their peers and land the job of their dreams (or at least get onstuff
The most straightforward possible tip about personal branding is also the one that is neglected the most, for one reason or the other. What we want you to do is to never ignore anything that can improve your brand, and that surely includes simple things that people very often take for granted. So, the first thingstuff
During the last few weeks we have explored the importance of personal branding, foundations of personal branding, how social media affects our job search, what tools we can use to take control of our online presence and how to make our resume part of our personal branding efforts. It can be a lot to take onstuff
It takes a lot of effort to build a successful career from scratch. However, even with the best of will and hard work, prosperity is not always guaranteed. Sometimes, things will just go south and you will have to either reinvent yourself or completely disappear from the business scene. Cutting losses in never an easystuff
Pokemon have been around for a while now, and have celebrated its 20th birthday a few days ago. Happy birthday, Pokemon! Pokemon have more or less been in my life for as long as I can remember. It’s a worldwide phenomenon, spanning animated series, trading card games, and video games. It’s impossible to ignore thestuff
Rebranding or shifting to another domain can be an exciting new opportunity for your company, but this process can be quite a pain in the neck if you don’t have a detailed plan. Here are some of the pros and cons of rebranding. Pros: Improving your brand position; Increasing brand recognition; New hires and layoffs;stuff
We all loved HBO’s Game of Thrones: the drama, the conspiracies, the sudden turns and unexpected plot twists, the “oh my god!” jaw-dropping moments! It’s a show that got people to fall back in love with TV and it continues breaking all sorts of records. For example, its sixth season had 25.7 million viewers perstuff
It’s 2016, and we’ve been writing about personal branding for the last couple of years. Trends have come and gone, but you (and hopefully your growing personal brand) are still here. While most experts struggle to decide what trend is going to be BIG this year, we’ve decided to be more practical. Here are fourstuff
Charlie Webster is a famous English TV presenter, columnist, and a sportswoman. The .ME extension is the most personal domain name in the world. When you combine the two, you get CharlieWebster.ME – a cozy online home where this amazing athlete and reporter shares her stories and achievements with fans across the globe. But whatstuff
NEW YORK, Oct. 21, 2014 /PRNewswire/ – Personal branding is more than a buzzword – it’s how the world defines you – and with social media platforms emerging as the sole resource for sharing your online identity with the world, you may have less control than you think. Leading online personal domain, Domain.ME, launched thisstuff
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