By: Harrison Kratz When taking on a new project, every student should ask themselves why they are dedicating their time to said project, and what do they hope to benefit from the experience. As a student, […]
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Brand Yourself – or be the Next Scumbag Steve
“Brand yourself, or Google will” is wise advice from branding expert Dan Schawbel. Scumbag Steve is a case study of what happens if you don’t. For those unfamiliar with him, Scumbag Steve is a meme […]
build your business almost effortlessly?
Have you ever wondered if there was a way to build your business almost effortlessly? Actually use your brand to attract leads and prospects to you, credit card in hand, ready to join? One thing […]
Tired Of The Old School Brand Building Techniques?
Are you tired of the old school network marketing techniques? You know the 3 foot rule, hanging flyers, bugging your family and friends, and holding hotel meetings. I know that when I first joined my […]
Building Brand on a Budget
Without Spending A Single Penny. These tactics are perfect for network marketers on a tight advertising budget. They are so powerful (and simple) even brand new Brand Builders with no money or special computer skills are using it to […]
10 Success Principles We Often Forget
Sometimes we find ourselves running in place, struggling to get ahead simply because we forget to address some of the basic success principles that govern our potential to make progress. So here’s a quick reminder: […]
Brand the Viral way!
Do you need more subscribers or sign-ups? Can’t figure out what you’re doing wrong? Maybe it’s your sign up forms. Think about it. Would you wear disco boots to your next party? Times have changed. […]
Using Twitter to Build “Brand” Novice
The biggest mistake brand builders make with Twitter is in their lack of understanding its full potential as a way to bring in more revenue to increase brand awareness. Indeed, Twitter is one of the primarily tools […]
“Leaders Are Readers”
“There is absolutely no way to increase your income quicker than reading 30 minutes a day” ~John C Maxwell
