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Me, Inc.

Me, Inc.

How to build your personal brand and how to maximize your value.

jasonculbertson

November 26, 2013
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  1. But now, you have to compete in a global economy.

    Graduation of 1,744,000 US vs 6,800,000 in China this year.
  2. • An average of 250 resumes are submitted for each

    corporate job opening today • Recruiters spend only 6 seconds reviewing them • Companies are increasingly relying on referrals • For example Ernst and Young hired 50% from referrals alone last year
  3. • Social media mogul with over 3M Twitter followers •

    Advised Pandora, YouTube (2006), Bump • Started own search engine and dance apps • Attended the inauguration of Mayor Ed Lee (w/Sean Parker) • Advises Hollywood on tech and Silicon Valley Seriously though...
  4. Ask yourself the same question brand managers at Nike and

    Coke ask: What is it that my product or service does that makes it different? • Identifying the qualities or characteristics that make you distinctive from your competitors • What do you do that adds marketable value? • What are you most proud of? • What do you want to be famous for?
  5. Finally, own your brand. Social Media is your scorecard. Your

    followers, retweets, and network determine your net worth to a company.
  6. Digital real estate that you own: • Portfolio Website •

    Blog • Email List Digital real estate that you rent: • LinkedIn • Twitter • Tumblr • About.me Manage the message.
  7. You are the CEO of our own company: Me, Inc.

    From this moment forward, your most important job is to be the head marketer of your brand.