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The growing gap between the people you know and the people who think of you today is costing you more than you may realize. You stay close to current clients, investors and partners because your work demands it. But what about former colleagues, clients, advisors and peers—do they know what you’re up to? Do you know what they’re up to? Everyone agrees […]
Increasing professional visibility can contribute positively to business success and career advancement. The more that people know of and about you, the greater likelihood that they will view you as a go-to expert, thought leader or asset with a specific set of skills, knowledge and experience. This recognition strengthens your personal brand and, by extension, […]
What should you wear for a LinkedIn headshot? The primary purpose of a headshot is to show to people that you are professional, reliable and trustworthy. Looking approachable, yet showing confidence, in a headshot all starts with what you decide to wear. If you wear clothing you don't feel comfortable in, it will show in […]
In this recording, host Guy Alvarez of Good2bSocial's Legal Marketing 2.0 podcast interviews Point Road Group's Alyssa Gelbard about personal branding for attorneys. In their conversation, Alyssa addresses why personal branding for attorneys is important and how attorneys can optimize their personal brands without sounding self-promotional. She also shares tips for introverts and how attorneys can […]
First Impressions Matter Your LinkedIn headshot is an essential part of your profile. It's often the first impression someone has of you. It can impact what someone thinks about your competency, likeability and trustworthiness (not unlike the mere seconds it takes to make an impression when walking into a room). How you present yourself through […]
Impressions matter, and your LinkedIn profile is often someone’s first (or second) impression of you when cultivating a professional relationship. Your profile is an important part of your personal brand and since you have complete control over what to include, it’s up to you to put your best foot forward in every section.
