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Do you use a link in bio tool to support your social media marketing efforts? If not, you should! Link in bio tools are extremely important and effective for any brand trying to get web...read more 
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For entrepreneurs, the elevator pitch is everything. Your digital elevator pitch is your online bio, whether it’s your social media profile or website tagline. What do you do to be sure your online bio captures the essence of your brand? Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) is an invite-only organization comprised of the world’s most successful young entrepreneurs. YEC members represent nearly every industry, generate billions of dollars…Read more ›
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How does your professional bio back up your thought leadership strategy? Is it like a silent wingman that leaves you hanging? Or is it a reliable friend that boldly sings your praises to others? You…
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How much time did you put into creating you Twitter bio? If you just treated it as an afterthought or rushed to finish, there’s a strong chance it’s probably not as strong as it could be.You don’t have to spend hours crafting your Twitter bio, but you should put more effort into it than most brands realize. Instead of just going through the motions to get it done, follow these tips to create a Twitter bio that serves as more than just a placeholder.
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What is one thing all leaders should include in their personal bios and why? The following answers are provided by members of Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC), an invite-only organization comprised o…
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It’s important to include your personal mission statement because you’ll attract more support for your big-picture goals.
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Blog post at NoPassiveIncome : Building a good reputation online is not an easy task: it requires constant work since every aspect, even the smallest, can have an enormous[..]
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Your online profile should be engaging and informative. Here's help in capturing the 'real you' for potential clients, employers, and other audiences.
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You can personalize your bio even more by including elements such as a photo of yourself, a video introduction, or links to your work. You also can provide details about hobbies or outside interests that make you marketable or establish your professional brand.
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Is the concept of the business biography a fairly recent innovation? Perhaps so. Think back to 20 years ago: We may have had investor profiles and other forms of written marketing collateral, but not…
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Is there evidence of your brand in the first sentence of your bio? If you only read this one sentence, and not the rest of your bio, would it stand alone.
Stefano Principato's insight:
Your first sentence can include some combination of the following elements:
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Your bio is a place to tell your story. We want to know who you are in your own words. Let us know about some of the things that make you a unique and interesting person.
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Writing a bio can be tricky-- how much do you divulge? What makes a potential customer or client WANT to learn more? Nancy Jutten show
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Establishing a professional persona for your personal brand begins with a winning author bio. Writing and marketing are just the beginning t
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Stop agonizing over your personal biography and start writing a great one with these 8 simple tips.
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When was the last time you looked at the words in your Twitter profile? Is your Twitter bio interesting? A little personality in your Twitter description makes you stand out from the masses and entices people to follow you. In this article you'll discover how to share your personality to create a unique Twitter profile…
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So, take a creative approach when writing your career biography – allowing yourself freedom from the confines of a traditional resume, and injecting some
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Your online reputation is your reputation. And it better be good. The way you describe yourself on Twitter has everything to do with how people perceive you online. So how the heck do you do it right…
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1. You only get 160 characters. 2. If you’re on Twitter, your bio will appear in the search results when people search for your name. 3. You are destined to be predictable, not outstanding. 4. People might think you’re a fraud. 5. Even if you try to be funny, you might not be. 6. Being creative is tough. 7. Being self-promoting is tougher.
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Learn how to balance your professional and personal brand on the social networks you are on. With tips like how to write a professional bio.
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Your 150-word story. This is your Emmy / Oscar / Tony / Grammy moment. A big, sweeping celebration of you + your business. Not everything you’ve ever done. But the best of what you’ve done. With this final step of the challenge, we’re building on top of the work you’ve already done — not reinventing the wheel, just adding even more goodness, more credentials, more sizzle, more YOU.
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Transform your business into the ultimate addiction — for your audience, for the media and for YOU.
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