3. STAND OUT…
IN A GOOD WAY
75% of HR departments research
a potential hire online
Source: http://money.usnews.com/
4. WALK THE TALK
Your personal brand is the first
page in your professional
portfolio. Make it count.
5. THOUGHT LEADERSHIP:
TRUST IS CURRENCY
90% of people trust recommendations
from their friends over advertising
Source: http://venturebeat.com/2011/03/23/social-e-commerce/
7. TAKE NOTES
Take stock of what’s
already out there on the
Internet
GOOGLE YOURSELF
What would you like to
promote?
What do you wish
didn’t exist?
8. START FRESH
Now is the time to give
yourself a clean slate.
ADJUST YOUR
PRIVACY SETTINGS
Decide what will be
public and what will be
private.
Create lists on
Facebook to help with
privacy
CLEAN UP YOUR
PHOTOS
Delete or hide anything
you’re unsure of
9. CLAIM YOUR NAME
Safeguard your identity
MAKE YOURSELF
EASY TO FIND
Have the same username
across all platforms
Claim your name using
www.namechk.com
BUY YOUR URL
It’s the most valuable
thing you have online.
Own it.
10. BE CONSISTENT
The best brands are easily
recognizable.
GET A GOOD
HEADSHOT
Put your best face
forward with your avatar
Keep it the same across
platforms
Bonus: PICK A
COLOUR
Align yourself with a
colour scheme to make
yourself easy to spot
11. CREATE CONTENT
Now that you have a
platform, use it
GET ACTIVE
Pick a platform & stick to
it
You don’t have to be an
expert in everything, but
dabble
CREATE A HUB
Redirect your URL to a
service like About.me or
Flavors.me
12. BE AUTHENTIC
The number one rule of
social media is to be
yourself
PEOPLE CAN SPOT A
FAKE
Being yourself will help
you build relationships
and a network
Take it offline: if you
aren’t authentic online,
the relationship likely
won’t translate in real life
13. KEEP IT CLEAN
Everyone is Googling you:
Your mom, your boss, your
clients.
THE INTERNET IS
FOREVER
Google doesn’t forget
Remember: even with a
disclaimer, you still
represent your client
(current and future)
online
14. LISTEN
More than anything, your
brand is what other people
are saying about you
SET UP LISTENING
STATIONS
Start with:
Twitter/Tweetdeck,
GoogleAlerts
MEASURE YOUR
INFLUENCE
Klout, TweetLevel,
PeerIndex, Kred
None are perfect, but
they’re the only measure
we have
15. LET’S KEEP IN TOUCH
@stephaniefusco
www.stephaniefusco.com
StephanieFuscoPR@gmail.com
All photos via Flickr & WeHeartIt.com
Notas do Editor
You’re busy, you’re not really into social media, you’ve already started and don’t want to do it all again.
The internet is inescapableInstead of using it to showcase your party photos and favourite YouTube videos, Showcase yourself and your capabilities Google is the new resume"Our personal brands are resonating 24-hours-a-day and the content we put in there and link to, says more about who we are than any resume could"
Communicators must walk the talk -- more and more frequently, younger hires are looked to to spearhead social media efforts-- show that you know what your’e doing.
Online, trust is currency. How much people trust you determines how successful you’ll be.90% of people trust recommendations from their friends over advertisingBuilding trust within your network is the way to become a thought leader.
First step in Online Reputation Management
NO better time than now to start – Timeline is being released this week so you have a chance to go through all your old posts & photosTimeline privacy settings – StephanieFusco.com for a tutorial on how to set up Timelinemake sure that information that pops up is what you want those HR professionals to see
#1 way to get SEO for your name. Google is powered by ‘link juice’Sign up for:TwitterFacebookLinkedInWordpressPinterestInstagram
Use example of self:Throughout presentation, you may have noticed everything is a certain shade of pink + blackThis is my personal brand colourHelps people recognize that you have ownership over an account right away
This is where Social Media Optimization (SMO)Online Reputation Management (ORM)Come in
Shannon – conservative client, not so conservative girl.