Comments on: You have been Google’d – The Age of the Brandividual. http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/ Thoughts on Social Media, Marketing and Technology Mon, 28 Nov 2011 19:40:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Interview with Mike D. Merrill, Social Media Club of Dallas President | LevelTen Web Design | Dallas, TX http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/comment-page-1/#comment-678 Interview with Mike D. Merrill, Social Media Club of Dallas President | LevelTen Web Design | Dallas, TX Sun, 21 Mar 2010 21:39:41 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-678 [...] out to you directly. In fact, they often will Google your name. So in reality, your resume is the Google search results of your name. So if you have a common name, how do you increase the likelihood positive information will be [...] [...] out to you directly. In fact, they often will Google your name. So in reality, your resume is the Google search results of your name. So if you have a common name, how do you increase the likelihood positive information will be [...]

]]> By: Mike D. Merrill http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/comment-page-1/#comment-74 Mike D. Merrill Wed, 03 Jun 2009 19:47:53 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-74 CV, thanks for the comments. Yes, I think originally the term Brandividual represented one's influence over a company's brand via word of mouth influence. I do recognize the distinction. Look forward to seeing you in the Twittersphere. @mikedmerrill CV, thanks for the comments. Yes, I think originally the term Brandividual represented one’s influence over a company’s brand via word of mouth influence. I do recognize the distinction. Look forward to seeing you in the Twittersphere.

@mikedmerrill

]]> By: Mike D. Merrill http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/comment-page-1/#comment-1139 Mike D. Merrill Wed, 03 Jun 2009 19:47:00 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-1139 CV, thanks for the comments. Yes, I think originally the term Brandividual represented one's influence over a company's brand via word of mouth influence. I do recognize the distinction. Look forward to seeing you in the Twittersphere. @mikedmerrill CV, thanks for the comments. Yes, I think originally the term Brandividual represented one’s influence over a company’s brand via word of mouth influence. I do recognize the distinction. Look forward to seeing you in the Twittersphere.

@mikedmerrill

]]> By: CV Harquail http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/comment-page-1/#comment-73 CV Harquail Wed, 03 Jun 2009 17:23:43 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-73 Hi Mike- I love that your mom reads you blog! Your post is a great summary of the important parts of personal branding online, and you've got a few recommendations that are completely new to me. Thanks for these! You and I (and many others) are interested in the interplay between online media, personal branding and organizational reputation... My personal preference is to use the term Brandividual for those in roles that span the personal and the organizations, and the term Personal Brand for the reputation an individual develops on her/his own. Partly this preference is selfish (b/c I am using the term Brandividual for person-org role) but also you probably want people who are looking for info on how to brand themselves/develop their "personal brand" to find you and your ideas as easily as possible... What's your take on the new Google Profile option? One stop shopping for personal brand? all the best, cvh Hi Mike-
I love that your mom reads you blog!
Your post is a great summary of the important parts of personal branding online, and you’ve got a few recommendations that are completely new to me. Thanks for these!
You and I (and many others) are interested in the interplay between online media, personal branding and organizational reputation… My personal preference is to use the term Brandividual for those in roles that span the personal and the organizations, and the term Personal Brand for the reputation an individual develops on her/his own. Partly this preference is selfish (b/c I am using the term Brandividual for person-org role) but also you probably want people who are looking for info on how to brand themselves/develop their “personal brand” to find you and your ideas as easily as possible…
What’s your take on the new Google Profile option? One stop shopping for personal brand? all the best, cvh

]]> By: CV Harquail http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/comment-page-1/#comment-1138 CV Harquail Wed, 03 Jun 2009 17:23:00 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-1138 Hi Mike- I love that your mom reads you blog! Your post is a great summary of the important parts of personal branding online, and you've got a few recommendations that are completely new to me. Thanks for these! You and I (and many others) are interested in the interplay between online media, personal branding and organizational reputation... My personal preference is to use the term Brandividual for those in roles that span the personal and the organizations, and the term Personal Brand for the reputation an individual develops on her/his own. Partly this preference is selfish (b/c I am using the term Brandividual for person-org role) but also you probably want people who are looking for info on how to brand themselves/develop their "personal brand" to find you and your ideas as easily as possible... What's your take on the new Google Profile option? One stop shopping for personal brand? all the best, cvh Hi Mike-
I love that your mom reads you blog!
Your post is a great summary of the important parts of personal branding online, and you’ve got a few recommendations that are completely new to me. Thanks for these!
You and I (and many others) are interested in the interplay between online media, personal branding and organizational reputation… My personal preference is to use the term Brandividual for those in roles that span the personal and the organizations, and the term Personal Brand for the reputation an individual develops on her/his own. Partly this preference is selfish (b/c I am using the term Brandividual for person-org role) but also you probably want people who are looking for info on how to brand themselves/develop their “personal brand” to find you and your ideas as easily as possible…
What’s your take on the new Google Profile option? One stop shopping for personal brand? all the best, cvh

]]> By: Steve Merrill http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Steve Merrill Wed, 29 Apr 2009 20:17:33 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-22 Mike, the blog is looking very good....be glad to co teach a webinar with you on prospecting. Steve Mike, the blog is looking very good….be glad to co teach a webinar with you on prospecting.

Steve

]]> By: Steve Merrill http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/comment-page-1/#comment-1137 Steve Merrill Wed, 29 Apr 2009 20:17:00 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-1137 Mike, the blog is looking very good....be glad to co teach a webinar with you on prospecting. Steve Mike, the blog is looking very good….be glad to co teach a webinar with you on prospecting.

Steve

]]> By: Rick Hagler http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Rick Hagler Fri, 17 Apr 2009 12:01:14 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-10 Forgot to leave my contact information. Sorry! Rick Hagler Author "It'll Be OK!" http://www.itllbeok.com rick@itllbeok.com Forgot to leave my contact information. Sorry!

Rick Hagler
Author “It’ll Be OK!”
http://www.itllbeok.com
rick@itllbeok.com

]]> By: Rick Hagler http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/comment-page-1/#comment-1136 Rick Hagler Fri, 17 Apr 2009 12:01:00 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-1136 Forgot to leave my contact information. Sorry! Rick Hagler Author "It'll Be OK!" http://www.itllbeok.com rick@itllbeok.com Forgot to leave my contact information. Sorry!

Rick Hagler
Author “It’ll Be OK!”
http://www.itllbeok.com
rick@itllbeok.com

]]> By: Rick Hagler http://mikemerrill.com/2009/03/brandividual/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Rick Hagler Fri, 17 Apr 2009 11:59:01 +0000 http:/?p=1#comment-9 Mike - I'm continually impressed with you material and the format of your information. You're doing a great job! I'll keep reading and referring. Mike -

I’m continually impressed with you material and the format of your information. You’re doing a great job! I’ll keep reading and referring.

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