How to become an influencer (even if you’re a little guy!)
You don’t have to be a big deal to become an influencer. You can start small and build your brand with these seven steps.
Bonus KNOWN content
Continue the inspirational journey of KNOWN with new case studies, ideas, and tips from author Mark W. Schaefer.
Why we create crap content: We’re afraid
Why do so many people keep creating the same crap content over and over? One reason might be professional fear and intimidation.
Why it’s a very good sign that people don’t read your content
Research shows that most people don’t read your content before they share it. Here’s why this may be the best news your business could receive.
The reality of online influence and the only thing that matters
In the online realm, title doesn’t matter, achievement doesn’t matter, wealth doesn’t matter. The key to building online influence is being known.
Why it’s OK to be a social media guru
We live in an age when anybody can find their power, their influence, their voice, on the web. If you want to be a social media guru, go for it.
Social media predicts the next Carpool Karaoke stars
By using their affinity data, writer Hannah Chapple of Affinio shows us who should star on Apple’s new Carpool Karaoke series.
The stress of authenticity and other reasons social media is exhausting
When aiming to humanize your brand and be authentic, social media is exhausting? I share my dirty little survival secrets.
Pulling our pants down: Personal branding with Chris Brogan
There is probably no person who has lived through the ups and downs of personal branding on the web more than Chris Brogan. He shares his secrets.
Why brand building depends on the imbalances in people’s lives
Author Martin Lindstrom reveals amazing new techniques to reveal imbalances in people’s lives, the key to brand-building
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